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* 9:00 am: open | * 9:00 am: open | ||
* 9:30 am: Benson Christalin | * 9:30 am: Benson Christalin, 335 ANB | ||
* 10:00 am: | * 10:00 am: Armeen Taeb, 323 ANB | ||
* 10:30 am: Adam W, 215 Annenberg | * 10:30 am: Adam W, 215 Annenberg | ||
* 11:00 am: Venkat Chandrasekaran, 300 Annenberg | * 11:00 am: Venkat Chandrasekaran, 300 Annenberg | ||
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* 12:00 pm: seminar, 105 ANB | * 12:00 pm: seminar, 105 ANB | ||
* 1 pm: lunch with Yisong (Chandler) | * 1 pm: lunch with Yisong (Chandler) | ||
* 1:45 pm: Stephan | * 1:45 pm: Stephan, 328 ANB | ||
* 2:30 pm: Yanan Sui, 340 ANB | * 2:30 pm: Yanan Sui, 340 ANB | ||
* 3:15 pm: John Doyle, 210 ANB | * 3:15 pm: John Doyle, 210 ANB | ||
* 4:00 pm: | * 4:00 pm: Hoang Le, 340 ANB | ||
* 4: | * 4:30 pm: Utkan, 323 ANB | ||
* 5: | * 5:00 pm: depart from Ath for BUR (Caltech car) | ||
=== Seminar: 9 Feb (Tue), 12-1 pm, 105 ANB === | === Seminar: 9 Feb (Tue), 12-1 pm, 105 ANB === |
Latest revision as of 18:24, 9 February 2016
Niklas Karlsson will be visiting Caltech on 9 Feb 2016. Please sign up below if you would like to meet with him, listing your name and office number.
Schedule
9 Feb 2016 (Tue)
- 9:00 am: open
- 9:30 am: Benson Christalin, 335 ANB
- 10:00 am: Armeen Taeb, 323 ANB
- 10:30 am: Adam W, 215 Annenberg
- 11:00 am: Venkat Chandrasekaran, 300 Annenberg
- 11:45 am: seminar setup
- 12:00 pm: seminar, 105 ANB
- 1 pm: lunch with Yisong (Chandler)
- 1:45 pm: Stephan, 328 ANB
- 2:30 pm: Yanan Sui, 340 ANB
- 3:15 pm: John Doyle, 210 ANB
- 4:00 pm: Hoang Le, 340 ANB
- 4:30 pm: Utkan, 323 ANB
- 5:00 pm: depart from Ath for BUR (Caltech car)
Seminar: 9 Feb (Tue), 12-1 pm, 105 ANB
TITLE: Modeling and Control of Online Advertising
ABSTRACT: Internet advertising is a huge and growing industry with many interesting and challenging engineering problems. This talk first reviews the evolution of optimization paradigms adopted for online advertising from 1998 to 2015. Thereafter we discuss methods for how to describe online advertising as a high-dimensional dynamical system, and how on top of this to apply conventional engineering principles for control and optimization. We show how this on-the-surface non-standard engineering problem on a proper abstraction level can be represented in terms that engineers are familiar with. In the process of developing a model that describes the dynamics, we highlight unique aspects of the system, making it challenging as well as inviting for further research. The challenges involve non-linearities, time-variability, randomness, uncertainties, latency, and coupling effects. We finally sketch on a solution for advertising campaign optimization, where the objective is to deliver an advertising budget smoothly throughout a campaign flight at the smallest possible cost to the advertiser.