Research Recap

How Content-Sharing Platforms Can Avoid the “Recommender Interference” Penalty

Key Takeway

Content-sharing platforms use A/B tests to improve algorithms matching creators and audiences. Selection bias can result from highly personalized recommendation feeds or when tests boost treated content. This cost-effective alternative combines a structural choice framework with neural networks to account for rich viewer-content heterogeneity, improving results and business decisions.

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