ReliGRec: Reliability-Oriented LLM-Based Generative Recommendation via User-Risk-Aware Prompt Routing

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2609.16560v1
• Date: Tue, 15 Sep 2026 02:56:30 GMT
• Title: ReliGRec: Reliability-Oriented LLM-Based Generative Recommendation via User-Risk-Aware Prompt Routing
• Abstract summary: We propose ReliGRec, a weakly supervised framework for user-level weak-risk proxy labels.<n>ReliGRec derives user-level weak-risk proxy labels from review-feedback signals for a subset of users.<n>A Dual-View Weak-Risk Estimator fuses the representations to produce a user-level weak-risk score.
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• License: http://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/
• Abstract: User behavior in real-world recommender systems is heterogeneous. While some users exhibit coherent preferences, others show abrupt interest shifts, bursty interactions, excessive repetition, or inconsistency with collaborative neighborhoods. Such deviations may arise from benign variation or manipulation, including shilling attacks, but do not alone establish malicious intent. Existing robust recommenders exploit user-risk signals through training-time reweighting or graph aggregation, whereas adapting generation to estimated user-level weak risk remains underexplored in LLM-based generative recommendation. We propose ReliGRec (Reliability-oriented Generative Recommendation), a weakly supervised framework whose name denotes its design goal rather than a supervised reliability variable. ReliGRec derives user-level weak-risk proxy labels from review-feedback signals for a subset of users and represents sequential behavior and collaborative context using a Behavior Token and temporal Graph Tokens, respectively. A Dual-View Weak-Risk Estimator fuses the representations to produce a user-level weak-risk score that selects a Simple or Cautious Prompt at inference. The Cautious Prompt is designed to encourage attention to stable, collaboratively supported evidence while reducing overreliance on isolated, short-term, or repeated interactions. The Behavior Token affects generation through weak-risk estimation and routing, whereas the aggregated Graph Token provides collaborative context for next-item Semantic ID generation. ReliGRec thus turns weak-risk estimation from an auxiliary prediction into a generation-time control signal. Experiments report competitive recommendation and weak-risk proxy-label prediction, while routing analyses characterize the recommendation-quality and inference-cost behavior of weak-risk-guided prompting.

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