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Combining Powers of Two Predictors in Optimizing Real-Time Bidding Strategy under Constrained Budget
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2016
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Mathematical ProgrammingElectronic AuctionEngineeringReal-time BiddingTargeted AdvertisingSearch Engine MarketingMarket Equilibrium ComputationMarket DesignOperations ResearchPower MarketRtb CampaignReal-time Bidding StrategyManagementAlgorithmic Mechanism DesignOnline AdvertisingAuction TheorySingle PredictorMechanism DesignPredictive AnalyticsPower TradingComputer ScienceMarketingAdvertisingEnergy ManagementInteractive MarketingAdvertising EffectivenessConstrained Budget
We address the bidding strategy design problem faced by a Demand-Side Platform (DSP) in Real-Time Bidding (RTB) advertising. A RTB campaign consists of various parameters and usually a predefined budget. Under the budget constraint of a campaign, designing an optimal strategy for bidding on each impression to acquire as many clicks as possible is a main job of a DSP. State-of-the-art bidding algorithms rely on a single predictor, namely the clickthrough rate (CTR) predictor, to calculate the bidding value for each impression. This provides reasonable performance if the predictor has appropriate accuracy in predicting the probability of user clicking. However when the predictor gives only moderate accuracy, classical algorithms fail to capture optimal results.
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