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有用的多样性,还是虚幻的多样式?基于角色设定的合成式查询生成技术在电子商务搜索中的应用

原文标题 · Useful Diversity or Hallucinated Variety? Persona-Conditioned Synthetic Query Generation for E-Commerce Search

作者:Filippos Ventirozos, Tom Armitage, Mahmoud Oshagh | 合成式监督可以在新的搜索领域中引导语义解析器的运行,但只有当生成的答案能够忠实于用户提供的结构化意图时,这种多样性才具有实际意义。我们针对冷启动状态下的电子商务搜索场景进行了研究:使用6个大型语言模型,基于9种以人物为条件的提示模板,生成了118,098对合成数据;这些数据来自47个字段的

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Computer Science > Computation and Language

Title: Useful Diversity or Hallucinated Variety? Persona-Conditioned Synthetic Query Generation for E-Commerce Search

Abstract: Synthetic supervision can bootstrap semantic parsers in new search domains, but prompt-induced diversity is useful only when generations are faithful to the structured intent. We explore this for cold-start e-commerce search: 118,098 synthetic pairs produced by 6 LLMs with 9 persona-conditioned prompt families on a 47-field UK automotive schema, against 1,214 human-annotated and 15,304 production queries. We show that the IPIP personality bundle improves parser F1 in all four matched contrasts (Holm-corrected $p<.001$), and all three bundles have a positive main effect over the complete $2^3$ grid. Syntax conditioning is the axis that moves generations towards real traffic. It also induces lexical diversity. Alignment sKL, the divergence between von Mises-Fisher distributions fitted to synthetic and human-annotated queries, is an unlabelled proxy for parser F1 ($\rho=-0.917$ against human queries written for simulated shopper scenarios, lower is closer). An LLM committee, checked against a blinded author pass, triages the 927 queries missed by every parser and labels 37% as hallucinated. Dropped constraints dominate. The four syntax-bearing families have the largest hallucinated shares, 38 to 42%, while IPIP alone has the lowest at 28%.

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