2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.elerap.2019.100852
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Online ad effectiveness evaluation with a two-stage method using a Gaussian filter and decision tree approach

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“…Given the volume of resources spent daily on online advertising it is essential for all stakeholders to be able to measure the performance and effectiveness of ads. Advertisers invest money to reach out potential customers in order to increase sales and profits, and thus they need to evaluate their return on the investment [16]. This is a challenging task since user perception of ads can be connected to numerous factors such as browsing behaviour (if the user is surfing the Internet aimlessly or not) [17] or the content of the webpage itself [18], among many others.…”
Section: State Of the Artmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Given the volume of resources spent daily on online advertising it is essential for all stakeholders to be able to measure the performance and effectiveness of ads. Advertisers invest money to reach out potential customers in order to increase sales and profits, and thus they need to evaluate their return on the investment [16]. This is a challenging task since user perception of ads can be connected to numerous factors such as browsing behaviour (if the user is surfing the Internet aimlessly or not) [17] or the content of the webpage itself [18], among many others.…”
Section: State Of the Artmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This technique has been used to predict the value of reviews [69], [82], the choice of a brand based on social networks [81], and sales [83], [84]. Notably, it is one of the most used supervised techniques to be included in recommender systems [63], [85]- [88].…”
Section: ) Decision Tree (Dt)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the same way, a study focused on customers, studying their loyalty and asset management in hotels [85], the inconsistencies in their opinions in a cognitive purchase decision-making process [53], the classification of their elements directly for predictive recommendation [39], and their experiences using chatbots [23]. Publicity and campaigns have also used ML techniques to combine means of publicity (television and online) [72], estimate when, what, and how much to spend on publicity to increase profits [142], efficiently evaluate online publicity [88], and optimize micro-focalized techniques of campaigns [143]. Other applications of recommender systems are found in brand management, associated with personality, identification of associations and potential collaborations [144], or in the investigation of the moderating effects of consumer knowledge (expertise) in a beer recommendation [145].…”
Section: B Recommender Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The criterion used for the extra trees classifier was "gini". The criterion used for the decision tree classifier was also "gini" [48]. The specific results are shown in [49].…”
Section: Comparison Experiments With Machine Learning Classifiersmentioning
confidence: 99%