MAPS: A Multi-Agent Personalized Script-Driven Video Advertising System Enhanced by Reinforcement Learning
To address this limitation, we propose a multi-agent personalized script-driven video advertising system (MAPS).
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Key points
- With the rapid growth of online video consumption, video advertising has become a dominant component of digital advertising.
- Most personalized video advertising systems follow a retrieval-based paradigm, which matches ad content with user preferences in a feature space and recommends the most similar candidates.
- To train the Scripter Agent, we develop a reinforcement learning framework equipped with a multi-dimensional reward function, which steers the agent toward producing scripts that simultaneously align with user content preferences and target product information.
- Online A/B experiments in a specific scenario in the Kuaishou advertising system show that MAPS improves CTR by 2.87%, CVR by 2.74%, and ARPU by 9.85% over the generative baseline.
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- [1]MAPS: A Multi-Agent Personalized Script-Driven Video Advertising System Enhanced by Reinforcement LearningarXiv (AI, ML, NLP, CV, robotics, multi-agent) · Oct 19, 04:00 AM
To address this limitation, we propose a multi-agent personalized script-driven video advertising system (MAPS).
With the rapid growth of online video consumption, video advertising has become a dominant component of digital advertising.
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