UNICON: A unified framework for behavior-based consumer segmentation in e-commerce
Manuel Dibak, Vladimir Vlasov, Nour Karessli, Darya Dedik, Egor, Malykh, Jacek Wasilewski, Ton Torres, Ana Peleteiro Ramallo

TL;DR
UNICON is a deep learning framework that enhances consumer segmentation in fashion e-commerce by combining behavior analysis with personalized recommendations, balancing privacy and personalization.
Contribution
It introduces a unified deep learning approach for behavior-based consumer segmentation, enabling both lookalike and data-driven segments for improved personalization.
Findings
Effective in identifying lookalike Designer audiences.
Successfully reveals non-obvious consumer segments.
Enhances hybrid recommender systems with segment data.
Abstract
Data-driven personalization is a key practice in fashion e-commerce, improving the way businesses serve their consumers needs with more relevant content. While hyper-personalization offers highly targeted experiences to each consumer, it requires a significant amount of private data to create an individualized journey. To alleviate this, group-based personalization provides a moderate level of personalization built on broader common preferences of a consumer segment, while still being able to personalize the results. We introduce UNICON, a unified deep learning consumer segmentation framework that leverages rich consumer behavior data to learn long-term latent representations and utilizes them to extract two pivotal types of segmentation catering various personalization use-cases: lookalike, expanding a predefined target seed segment with consumers of similar behavior, and data-driven,…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMedia, Gender, and Advertising · Consumer Behavior in Brand Consumption and Identification · Consumer Market Behavior and Pricing
