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the relationship with the customer across touchpoints: web, app, platforms, point of sale How Neosperience Cloud delivers digital experience innovation The first digital experience platform to establish empathic relationships with customers that takes into account their uniqueness. A set of application modules condensing multi-disciplinary skills: data scientists, designers, software architects, cognitive, behavioral and social psychologists, to unleash your brand’s potential. Increase customer engagement • Tailor storytelling and call-to-action • Grow the value of the customer • Suggest the most suitable products and services • Accelerate on-boarding and increase conversions • Generate recurring revenues, evolving loyalty into membership • Send personalized notifications • Delight the customer with gamification • Make digital experiences come alive in extended reality • Nudge advocacy 01 Understand Listen to customers across channels 02 Engage Deliver relevant experiences at scale 03 Grow Transform prospects into customers for life
• Brands spend a huge amount of money in marketing campaigns to increase conversion • Most of today campaigns are visual messages • Gaining people attention is vital to campaign success (the so-called “battle for attention”) • Good images make customers remember a brand • Memorable brands emerge from the crowd
• Memorability is a measure of how much an image sticks into the memory of an average customer respect to average baseline images • A memorability score is a number representing memorability of an image, compared to the average capability of a human to remember an image which is 0.72 • Images with a score higher than 0.72 have high memorability and are suitable for campaigns • Images with a score lower than 0.72 underperform and should be avoided because are not remembered memorability score: 0.8 memorability score: 0.79
A business perspective • High memorability score is a good starting point, but using it to select an image could be too naive • More relevant than memorability itself is understanding which feature makes an image memorable • Assigning a score to each pixel of the image regarding its contribution to the resulting score • In this case memorability analysis outperforms humans because it is able not only to tell the score • but also to understand what makes this score
A technical perspective • Build an experiment to measure memorability (ground truth) • Deep Learning comes into help with CNNs • A CNN learns from experiment dataset how to estimate a memorability score • From a given inference, finding layer activations (through back propagation) • Convolutions and back propagation are compute intensive tasks that require GPUs even with inference • GPU inference is achieved through DeepLearning AMIs and on-premise instances • We needed an architecture to support inference through GPU in production in a scalable and cost effective way
when dealing with servers to improve scalability • Tasks are balanced through instances using DynamoDB Tables as a registry and Lambda to manage dispatching • OnPrem instances open support to edge deployment of Memorability model • Elastic GPUs support and Lambda Layers could improve architecture • We’re just scratching the surface of Deep Learning implementations