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Approach: They propose a framework that extracts tags from multimodal information and rewrites item description . they then use a decoupled text-to-text and image-to image retriever to search for similar item text .
Outcome: The proposed framework can generate results aligned with user preferences . it can be used in e-commerce and recommender systems to win over diverse user base .

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