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arXiv Computation and Language By Jiahao Hui, Lin Zhu, Yishen Hu, Jingdong Shu, Zetai Jiang, Xining Ran, Ben Tan, Yeshou Cai, Gong Chen, Haijie Gu, Jie Jiang

KuaFu: Compressing Long User Behavior into Understanding at Billion Scale

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KuaFu is a unified behavior‑compression layer that reduces each user behavior item to 2–4 tokens, dramatically shrinking per‑item cache size while preserving fidelity through a four‑stage training process. In production across four profiling tasks, it matches or outperforms uncompressed single‑task models, boosts GPU throughput by 37–350%, and saves 190 GPUs. On public benchmarks it consistently beats prior compressors at the same compression ratio, and on RecBench a 4B KuaFu model outperforms its 8B counterpart by 1.90 points, contributing to a 1.37% lift in overall GMV on Tencent’s advertising and recommendation platform.

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