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Jev-DLC: Decision-Level Continual Learning from Typed Feedback

Yangyang Feng, Jianle Gan, Zhuoyan Feng, Chengwei Qin · 2026 · arXiv

DOI: 10.48550/arXiv.2610.31521 · open-access PDF

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個々の好みは、しばしば展開後、ユーザーが一つの決定を受け入れるか、あるいは別の決定を撤回するときにのみ見られるようになります。 Jev スタイルの入力インターフェイスは、選択されたアクションを識別し、撤回の下でその決定を置き換えることにより、このフィードバックを明確にします。我々は、これらの結果が決定レベル継続学習から入力されたフィードバック(Jev-DLC)としてリクエストを通じてどのように持続するかを研究します。

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Abstract

Individual preferences often become visible only after deployment, when a user accepts one decision or revokes it in favor of another. Jev-style typed interfaces make this feedback explicit by identifying the selected action and, under revocation, the decision it replaces. We study how these consequences persist across requests as Decision-Level Continual Learning from Typed Feedback (Jev-DLC). Jev-DLC treats each correction as both evidence about a recurring action identity and a directed relation between the preferred and rejected choices. It preserves these signals in complementary bounded

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