This paper presents the solution developed by the EmbedNBreakfast team for the ACM RecSys Challenge 2025, for the construction of Universal Behavioral Profiles: general-purpose user representations derived from historical interactions. We propose a representation-learning framework that combines Recurrent Neural Networks, attention mechanisms, and collaborative filtering to jointly optimize embeddings across several predictive objectives. Our method achieved 2nd place on the Academic Leaderboard and 5th Overall, demonstrating the effectiveness of unified, representation-based modeling for diverse behavior prediction tasks.

From Sequences to Profiles: Generating Universal Behavioral Profiles exploiting Recurrent Neural Networks

Pisani A.;Ferrari Dacrema M.
2025-01-01

Abstract

This paper presents the solution developed by the EmbedNBreakfast team for the ACM RecSys Challenge 2025, for the construction of Universal Behavioral Profiles: general-purpose user representations derived from historical interactions. We propose a representation-learning framework that combines Recurrent Neural Networks, attention mechanisms, and collaborative filtering to jointly optimize embeddings across several predictive objectives. Our method achieved 2nd place on the Academic Leaderboard and 5th Overall, demonstrating the effectiveness of unified, representation-based modeling for diverse behavior prediction tasks.
2025
Proceedings of the Workshop on the ACM RecSys Challenge 2025
ACM RecSys Challenge 2025
Neural Networks
Recommender Systems
Universal Behavioral Profiles
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