论文信息 - Modeling User Activities on the Web using Paragraph Vector

Modeling User Activities on the Web using Paragraph Vector

Modeling user activities on the Web is a key problem for various Web services, such as news article recommendation and ad click prediction. In this paper, we propose an approach that summarizes each sequence of user activities using the Paragraph Vector, considering users and activities as paragraphs and words, respectively. The learned user representations are used among the user-related prediction tasks in common. We evaluate this approach on two data sets based on logs from Web services of Yahoo! JAPAN. Experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of our proposed methods.

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