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CONTEXT AWARE MEDIA PERSONALIZATION by se ntiance with VRT O&I

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Page 1: Context-aware Media Personalization: Better Recommendations Through Context

CONTEXT AWARE MEDIA PERSONALIZATION

by sentiance with VRT O&I

Page 2: Context-aware Media Personalization: Better Recommendations Through Context

What TV content would you

recommend for Walter?

It is Tuesday, and Walter just got

home after being stuck in traffic for

more than two hours.

It is getting rather late already, and

Walter has an early day at work

tomorrow. You know he is likely to go

to bed about an hour from now.

The kids are already to bed. His wife

is out. Walter turns on the TV.

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ONLY ON WEEKENDS

DOCUMENTARY

Flight

SERIES

Archer

Meta-level or

weighted hybrid

collaborative filtering

incorporates the

Sentiance context

and profile models to

improve upon

traditional user or

content based

recommendations.

Instead of only

learning what Walter

likes, we

simultaneously learn

when he likes it and

why.

Context for

hybrid

recommender

s

KIDS

The Penguins

SERIES

The Goodwife

SERIES

Panorama

COMEDY

The IT CrowdREALITY

The Only

Way is Essex

FILM

Four Lions

SPORTS

Football

Focus

TOO LATE

KIDS ALREADY TO

BED

WIFE’S PREFERENCE

WIFE’S PREFERENCE

MENTALLY TIRED

AFTER EXTREME

LONG COMMUTE

HOME

TOO LONG

TO BED IN 50

MINUTES

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EMPATHICPRODUCTSEXPLORATORY RESEARCH TRACK WITH VRT O&I ON MOOD

AND CONTEXT-AWARE MEDIA PERSONALIZATION

• Exploratory

research for small

test group

including

wearables and

activity and

context-aware

apps.

• Larger scale

logging study

providing ‘ground

truth’ on TV

consumption,

moods, context

and need states.

Page 5: Context-aware Media Personalization: Better Recommendations Through Context

• We observe a

variety of need

states. Each TV

moment can

succeed in fulfilling

certain needs such

as staying up-to-

date, experience

cosy moments,

discovery etc.

• Overall moods /

engagement and

need states are

highly

intercorrelated

need

states &

mood

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• Content genres ,

channels, program

titles can be

mapped in order to

investigate what

types of content is

being consumed

for each TV

moment.

• This analysis can

be done for

individuals or

groups of people

content

mapping

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• In the same vein,

contextual

variables can be

mapped in order to

investigate how

they correlate with

TV moments.

• In many cases

social company

turns out to be

highly influential

factor.

• Presence or same

room detection is

paramount for

context-aware

recommendations

contextualization

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• TV evenings

usually follow

patterns with

fluctuations in

engagement

levels.

• A TV evening can

start as a

background

experience

evolving in a more

engaging

experience. A

evening can be

engagement

rhythm

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Need state is a

psychological

concept, hard to

capture in the wild,

however it ‘s a very

powerful concept as

to know what content

fits best with the given

TV moment.

Therefore we need

proxies and develop

technologies and

methodologies to

measure them in

order to include these

proxies in context-

aware recommender

systems.

Mood, social

company, activity

level and other

context variables can

be used as a proxy

for need states.

MOOD, SOCIAL,

ACTIVITY LEVEL

AS PROXIES FOR

NEED STATES

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• Investigate what

factors can predict

an increased

preference for

certain TV

moments.

• A long and tiring

day on the road

can change your

content preference

to either equally

engaging but

‘lighter’ content

with less cognitive

load or less

engaging content.

prediction

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Anticipate how, when and for how long a user consumes video.

media on the move

You know I am commuting by

train, and that this lasts about

half an hour. Suggest me some

appropriate short-form content.

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Once you know why someone

turns on the TV, it becomes much

easier to suggest to them exactly

the content they want to see.

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• Engagement is a

hugely important but

no longer the sole

factor as meaningful

TV moments are

experienced at a

variety of

engagement levels,

• SOTA recommender

systems perform

optimally when

engagement is the

goal

• A challenge to

recommend content

when the broader

TV experience

becomes more

important than

content

engagement.

• Social component

recommendations

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While our research focused on TV, for

radio too, there is a balance to be found

between engagement and context.

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This level of context-awareness is being offered in partnerships with

media recommender system companies worldwide.

WORK WITH US TO

MAKE MEDIA MORE

PERSONAL, RELEVANT &

ENGAGING

[email protected]

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THANK YOU FOR WATCHING

CONTEXT-AWARE MEDIA

PERSONALIZATION

BY SENTIANCE

ONLINE WWW.SENTIANCE.COM

CONTACT US AT [email protected]

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

2015