Description Usage Arguments Value References Examples
This function allows you to allocate budget to a set of websites based on the cost curve of the websites and a matrix of pageviews for those sites.
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z |
An n by p matrix of pageviews |
CPM |
A p-dimensional vector of the average CPM values at each website. This is used to calculate the cost curve from a shifted logistic function. You may instead enter values for a p-dimensional "a" vector to define your own shifted logistic cost curve. |
a |
A p-dimensional vector of values controlling the steepness of the shifted logistic cost curve. You may instead enter values for a p-dimensional vector of average CPM values to have the curve calculated for you. |
tau |
A p-dimensional vector of total pageviews (in thousands) for each website. Defaults to the total pageviews in the matrix for each website (i.e., assumes z matrix represents all website pageviews) divided by 1000. |
step |
A value to control the step size of the lambda grid (distance between budget points). Default is 0.05. |
size |
A value to control the number of lambda values tried (number of budget points). Default is 100. |
tol |
A value to control the convergence tolerance of the coordinate descent procedure. Default is 10^-3. |
iters |
A value to control the number of iterations until algorithm should exit if convergence tolerance is not reached. Default is 200. |
bid: A matrix of bid values by website at each budget
spend: a matrix of total spend by website at each budget
budget: a vector of budget values
lambda: a vector of lambda values
a: a vector of a values (used to calculate shifted logistic curves and reach in reach.ELMSO function)
Courtney Paulson, Lan Luo, and Gareth M. James (2018) Efficient Large-Scale Internet Media Selection Optimization for Online Display Advertising. Journal of Marketing Research: August 2018, Vol. 55, No. 4, pp. 489-506.
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