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# Personalized Text Generation

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  1. arXiv

    MIRROR turns LLM personalization from imitation to preference internalization via reference-revealed on-policy self-distillation, leading three benchmarks with less forgetting

    MIRROR treats a user's reference text as hindsight information and aligns the model's next-token distributions along its own on-policy trajectories with those of its reference-conditioned self, internalizing preferences instead of copying wording; MIRROR-F adds selective anchoring on informative, context-grounded reference tokens. Across three personalized generation benchmarks, two model scales, and reference-based plus LLM-judge evaluations, both achieve leading personalization and text quality with less forgetting than SFT baselines on three unseen tasks.

  2. arXiv

    CARD pairs cluster-level LoRA with decoding-time preference vectors, taking 10 of 12 metric settings across six LaMP and LongLaMP tasks

    CARD introduces a hierarchical framework for personalized text generation: it clusters users by shared stylistic patterns and trains group-specific LoRA adapters, derives lightweight user preference vectors through implicit preference learning that contrasts user-authored text with cluster-level generations, and injects personalization at inference only via low-rank logit corrections, ranking first in 10 of 12 settings across six LaMP and LongLaMP tasks and two metrics while remaining stable for low-resource users, across model scales, and in storage efficiency.

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