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公平通知优化:一种拍卖方法

Fair Notification Optimization: An Auction Approach

Christian Kroer, Deeksha Sinha, Xuan Zhang, Shiwen Cheng, Ziyu Zhou

摘要:

广告对于移动应用中的用户体验非常重要,并会影响他们的参与度。但是,过多的通知可能会对用户造成干扰。一个典型的移动应用程序通常有几种类型的通知,由不同的团队管理,这些团队的目标可能相互冲突,甚至与整体平台目标冲突。因此,需要仔细管理发送给这些不同类型用户的通知。在这项工作中,我们研究了一种新的集中式通知优化方法,我们认为有机会将用户通知作为拍卖市场中的买家的项目和通知类型发送。此外,拍卖设置是唯一的,平台有能力补贴来自通知类型的出价。利用公平分工的工具,我们研究了竞争均衡在解决这一问题中的应用。我们表明,一个艾森伯格-盖尔式凸计划允许我们找到一个分配,是公平的所有通知类型在事后。使用对偶的配方,我们提出了一个在线算法,通过第一价格拍卖使用起搏乘数的方法分配通知。其次,我们介绍了一种基于第二价格拍卖和节奏的方法,它的好处是与现有的广告系统构建的第二价格拍卖。通过生产中的A/B测试,我们证明了第二个基于价格的拍卖系统比分散式通知优化系统有所改进,从而导致其在生产中推出一些Instagram通知。此外,通过对Instagram通知数据的模拟和随后的生产A/B测试,我们比较了第一价格和第二价格拍卖的结果,并表明前者具有更稳定的节奏乘数。

英文摘要:

Notifications are important for the user experience in mobile apps and can influence their engagement. However, too many notifications can be disruptive for users. A typical mobile app usually has several types of notification, managed by distinct teams with objectives that are possibly conflicting with each other, or even with the overall platform objective. Therefore, there is a need for careful curation of notifications sent to users of these different types. In this work, we study a novel centralized approach for notification optimization, where we view the opportunities to send user notifications as items and types of notifications as buyers in an auction market. Furthermore, the auction setup is unique, and the platform has the ability to subsidize the bids from the notification types. Using tools from fair division, we study the application of competitive equilibrium for addressing this problem. We show that an Eisenberg-Gale-style convex program allows us to find an allocation that is fair to all notification types in hindsight. Using the dual of the formulation, we present an online algorithm that allocates notifications via first-price auctions using a pacing-multiplier approach. Secondly, we introduce an approach based on second-price auctions and pacing, which has the benefit of working well with existing advertising systems built for second-price auctions. Through an A/B test in production, we show that the second price-based auction system improves over a decentralized notification optimization system, leading to its launch in production for some Instagram notifications. Further, through simulations on Instagram notification data and a subsequent production A/B test, we compare the outcomes of first-price and second-price auctions and show that the former has more stable pacing multipliers.

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