Improved Adaboost Algorithm for Web Advertisement Click Prediction Based on Long Short-Term Memory Networks

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Hauptverfasser: Yu, Qixuan, Tang, Xirui, Li, Feiyang, Cao, Zinan
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author Yu, Qixuan
Tang, Xirui
Li, Feiyang
Cao, Zinan
author_facet Yu, Qixuan
Tang, Xirui
Li, Feiyang
Cao, Zinan
contents This paper explores an improved Adaboost algorithm based on Long Short-Term Memory Networks (LSTMs), which aims to improve the prediction accuracy of user clicks on web page advertisements. By comparing it with several common machine learning algorithms, the paper analyses the advantages of the new model in ad click prediction. It is shown that the improved algorithm proposed in this paper performs well in user ad click prediction with an accuracy of 92%, which is an improvement of 13.6% compared to the highest of 78.4% among the other three base models. This significant improvement indicates that the algorithm is more capable of capturing user behavioural characteristics and time series patterns. In addition, this paper evaluates the model's performance on other performance metrics, including accuracy, recall, and F1 score. The results show that the improved Adaboost algorithm based on LSTM is significantly ahead of the traditional model in all these metrics, which further validates its effectiveness and superiority. Especially when facing complex and dynamically changing user behaviours, the model is able to better adapt and make accurate predictions. In order to ensure the practicality and reliability of the model, this study also focuses on the accuracy difference between the training set and the test set. After validation, the accuracy of the proposed model on these two datasets only differs by 1.7%, which is a small difference indicating that the model has good generalisation ability and can be effectively applied to real-world scenarios.
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spellingShingle Improved Adaboost Algorithm for Web Advertisement Click Prediction Based on Long Short-Term Memory Networks
Yu, Qixuan
Tang, Xirui
Li, Feiyang
Cao, Zinan
Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
Information Retrieval
Social and Information Networks
This paper explores an improved Adaboost algorithm based on Long Short-Term Memory Networks (LSTMs), which aims to improve the prediction accuracy of user clicks on web page advertisements. By comparing it with several common machine learning algorithms, the paper analyses the advantages of the new model in ad click prediction. It is shown that the improved algorithm proposed in this paper performs well in user ad click prediction with an accuracy of 92%, which is an improvement of 13.6% compared to the highest of 78.4% among the other three base models. This significant improvement indicates that the algorithm is more capable of capturing user behavioural characteristics and time series patterns. In addition, this paper evaluates the model's performance on other performance metrics, including accuracy, recall, and F1 score. The results show that the improved Adaboost algorithm based on LSTM is significantly ahead of the traditional model in all these metrics, which further validates its effectiveness and superiority. Especially when facing complex and dynamically changing user behaviours, the model is able to better adapt and make accurate predictions. In order to ensure the practicality and reliability of the model, this study also focuses on the accuracy difference between the training set and the test set. After validation, the accuracy of the proposed model on these two datasets only differs by 1.7%, which is a small difference indicating that the model has good generalisation ability and can be effectively applied to real-world scenarios.
title Improved Adaboost Algorithm for Web Advertisement Click Prediction Based on Long Short-Term Memory Networks
topic Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
Information Retrieval
Social and Information Networks
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.05245