Music Personalization at Spotify

Kurt Jacobson, Vidhya Murali, Edward Newett, B. Whitman, Romain Yon
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Spotify is the world's largest on-demand music streaming company, with over 75 million active listeners choosing what to listen to among tens of millions songs. Discovery and personalization is a key part of the experience and critical to the success of the creator and consumer ecosystem. In this talk, we'll discuss the state of our current discovery approaches, such as the Discover Weekly playlist that has already streamed billions of new discoveries and Fresh Finds, a scalable platform for brand new music that focuses suggestions on the long end of the popularity tail. We'll discuss the technologies at scale necessary to distill the information about music from our listeners and the world at large we collect outside of Spotify -- with the massive amounts of user-item activity data we collect every day to create highly personalized music experiences. Entire teams at Spotify focus on understanding both the creator and listener through collaborative filtering, machine learning, DSP and NLP approaches -- we crawl the web for artist information, scan each note in every one of our millions of songs for acoustic signals, and model users' taste through a cluster analysis and in a latent space based on their historical and real-time listening patterns. The data generated by these analyses have ensured our discovery products are precise and help our users enjoy music and media across our entire catalog. We'll dive deep into the workings of Discover Weekly, our marquee personalized playlist which updates weekly and reached 1 billion streams within the first 10 weeks from its release. The technology behind Discover Weekly is powered by a scalable factor analysis of Spotify's over two billion user-generated playlists matched to each user's current listening behavior. We'll discuss its innovative genesis and the challenges and opportunities the system faces a year after its launch. We'll also discuss Spotify's home page, seen by each of our users, currently undergoing vast efforts around personalization to ensure each listener gets a targeted list of playlists, shows and music to select throughout their day. We'll discuss the various similarity metrics, ranking approaches and user modeling we're working on to increase precision and optimize for our users' happiness.
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Spotify是全球最大的点播音乐流媒体公司,拥有超过7500万活跃听众,他们可以在数千万首歌曲中选择自己想听的歌曲。发现和个性化是体验的关键部分,对创造者和消费者生态系统的成功至关重要。在这次演讲中,我们将讨论我们目前的发现方法的状态,比如发现每周播放列表,它已经播放了数十亿的新发现和新鲜发现,这是一个可扩展的新音乐平台,专注于流行尾巴的长端。我们将大规模讨论从我们的听众和整个世界中提取音乐信息所必需的技术,我们在Spotify之外收集大量的用户活动数据,我们每天收集大量的用户活动数据,以创造高度个性化的音乐体验。Spotify的整个团队专注于通过协同过滤、机器学习、DSP和NLP方法来理解创作者和听众——我们在网络上抓取艺术家信息,扫描数百万首歌曲中的每个音符以获取声学信号,并通过聚类分析和基于用户历史和实时收听模式的潜在空间来模拟用户的品味。这些分析产生的数据确保了我们的发现产品是精确的,并帮助我们的用户在我们的整个目录中享受音乐和媒体。我们将深入研究发现周刊的工作原理,我们的招牌个性化播放列表每周更新,并在发布后的前10周内达到10亿流。《发现周刊》背后的技术是基于对Spotify超过20亿个用户生成的播放列表的可扩展因子分析,这些列表与每个用户当前的收听行为相匹配。我们将讨论其创新起源以及该系统在推出一年后面临的挑战和机遇。我们还将讨论Spotify的主页,我们的每个用户都可以看到,目前正在围绕个性化做出巨大努力,以确保每个听众在一天中都能获得一个有针对性的播放列表、节目和音乐列表。我们将讨论各种相似度指标、排名方法和用户建模,以提高精确度并优化用户满意度。
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