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Large Content And Behavior Models To Understand, Simulate, And Optimize Content And Behavior

ICLR 2024 · Large language models › Language, safety and interpretability · approach: Task vectors and steering · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Introduces Large Content and Behavior Models (LCBMs) by adding receiver behavior tokens (likes, views, replay values, CTR) to a Vicuna-13B vision-language model via behavior instruction fine-tuning, and releases the Content Behavior Corpus (CBC).

Problem

LLMs are trained on content without receiver behavior, so they cannot simulate, optimize, or explain how content affects receivers (Shannon's effectiveness level).

Approach

Verbalize receiver behavior (replay values, likes/views ratio, views, likes) as text tokens alongside visual and textual content, and instruction fine-tune a VLM end-to-end to predict behavior from content and content from behavior in one text-to-text space.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Train Vicuna-13B with behavior instruction fine-tuningVicuna-13B · YouTube content simulationAccuracy: 19.30% -> 48.68%Helped
Train Vicuna-13B with behavior instruction fine-tuningVicuna-13B · YouTube behavior understandingSentiment accuracy: 65.66% -> 72.73%Helped
Train Vicuna-13B with behavior instruction fine-tuningVicuna-13B · YouTube behavior understandingReasoning score: 2.23 -> 4.00Helped
Use behavior instruction fine-tuningVicuna-13B · YouTube topic classificationAccuracy: 11.75 -> 42.17Helped
Use behavior instruction fine-tuningVicuna-13B · YouTube persuasion classificationAccuracy: 26.59 -> 32.83Helped
Train on YouTube behaviors and a small set of email examples rather than email-only dataLCBM · Email marketing, different segmentRMSE: 25.28 -> 14.47Helped
Train on YouTube behaviors and a small set of email examples rather than email-only dataLCBM · Email marketing, different segments and emailsRMSE: 29.28 -> 27.28Helped
Add YouTube behavior data to Twitter BFTLCBM trained on Twitter · Twitter content simulation, brand separatedBLEU-1: 62.29 -> 64.28Helped
Use GPT-3.5 instead of LCBMLCBM · LVU test setMSE: 0.14 -> 0.03Helped
Use 5-BFT rather than 3-BFT (ablation)LCBM · YouTube replay values, PastRMSE: 8.12 -> 11.53Hurt
Use 5-BFT rather than 3-BFT (ablation)LCBM · YouTube replay values, Random window 5Accuracy: 61.41 -> 64.83Helped
Use 7-BFT rather than 5-BFT (ablation)LCBM · YouTube replay values, Random window 5Accuracy: 64.83 -> 59.22Hurt

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: WebVid COCO caption Visual Genome CC3M CC12M Content Behavior Corpus (CBC) LVU benchmark In-house Email Marketing data Twitter corporate account data advertisements dataset (Hussain et al.) persuasion strategy videos

Benchmarks: LVU benchmark Content Behavior Corpus test split advertisements dataset topic/emotion/action-reason persuasion strategy dataset In-house Email Marketing

Metrics: RMSE R^2 accuracy BLEU ROUGE-L MSE human rating 0-5

Baselines: GPT-3.5 GPT-4 Vicuna-13B VideoChat Random

Builds on: BLIP-2 Vicuna EVA-CLIP Uniformer VideoChat visual instruction tuning

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