IntBMoE Decouples MoE Participation, Execution and Memory, Deployed in AMap RecSys

Ran Cheng · hf · 2026-09-21

AMap's ML team proposes IntBMoE, a block-conditioned, full-participation Mixture-of-Experts architecture. The paper argues existing MoE designs cannot independently control three per-token quantities: participation (how many experts contribute), execution (how many are computed, i.e., compute cost), and materialization (how many expert-sized parameter sets are stored, i.e., memory cost) — sparse routing shrinks participation, dense mixing inflates execution, and parameter merging balloons storage.

IntBMoE's approach:

Experiments show consistent gains over representative sparse and dense MoE baselines on image classification, with generalization to language modeling and sequential recommendation. IntBMoE is fully deployed in AMap's generative recommendation system, serving hundreds of millions of users within a 60ms latency budget, with a 2.4% relative UVCTR gain in online A/B testing. Code is open-sourced at AMAP-ML/DreamX-Rec on GitHub.

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