Hybrid Generative-Tagging Decoding for Efficient Product Attribute-Value Extraction
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The paper presents a hybrid generative-tagging decoding approach for extracting product attribute-value pairs in e-commerce. It combines a tagging head that directly copies frequent attribute values from the source text with a generative head that handles rare attributes and non-copyable values. Experiments integrated with vLLM inference show a 10% increase in attribute coverage, a 63% rise in correct extractions, and a 44% reduction in latency without sacrificing precision.
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