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You Are What You Bought: Generating Customer Personas for E-commerce Applications

Yimin Shi, Yang Fei, Shiqi Zhang, Haixun Wang, Xiaokui Xiao

2025年份
6被引次数
2顶会引用

摘要

In e-commerce, user representations are essential for various applications. Existing methods often use deep learning techniques to convert customer behaviors into implicit embeddings. However, these embeddings are difficult to understand and integrate with external knowledge, limiting the effectiveness of applications such as customer segmentation, search navigation, and product recommendations. To address this, our paper introduces the concept of the customer persona. Condensed from a customer's numerous purchasing histories, a customer persona provides a multi-faceted and human-readable characterization of specific purchase behaviors and preferences, such as Busy Parents or Bargain Hunters.

This work then focuses on representing each customer by multiple personas from a predefined set, achieving readable and informative explicit user representations. To this end, we propose an effective and efficient solution GPLR. To ensure effectiveness, GPLR leverages pre-trained LLMs and few-shot learning to infer personas for customers. To reduce overhead, GPLR applies LLMbased labeling to only a fraction of users and utilizes a random walk technique to predict personas for the remaining customers. To further enhance efficiency, we propose an approximate solution called RevAff for this random walk-based computation. RevAff provides an absolute error 𝜖 guarantee while improving the time complexity of the exact solution by a factor of at least 𝑂 𝜖 • |𝐸 |𝑁 |𝐸 |+𝑁 log 𝑁 , where 𝑁 represents the number of customers and products, and 𝐸 represents the interactions between them. We evaluate the performance of our persona-based representation in terms of accuracy and robustness for recommendation and customer segmentation tasks using three real-world e-commerce datasets. Most notably, we find that integrating customer persona representations improves the state-of-the-art graph convolution-based recommendation model by up to 12% in terms of NDCG@K and F1-Score@K.

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