A novel attention-augmented LSTM improves accuracy in micro-moment detection, highlighting user intent for digital marketing.
In the rapidly shifting landscape of digital marketing and tailored services, identifying and responding to high-intent user micro-moments has become a necessity for user activation and conversion maximization. Existing deep learning techniques such as single CNNs, LSTMs, and transformer models are promising but are either temporally weak, non-interpretable, or resource-intensive. This paper proposes a novel Attention-Augmented LSTM for Micro-Moment Detection (AALSTM-MM) that integrates behavioral clustering, sessional temporalization, and attention-augmented LSTM network to effectively learn sequential dependencies and intent signals of user browsing sessions. The designed model was experimented and verified against a benchmark e-commerce user session dataset with 92.3% accuracy, 91.7% precision, 90.8% recall, 91.2% F1-score, and an AUC of 0.948. Above all, it posed a low inference latency of 42 milliseconds and therefore was feasible for real-time application. In addition, attention visualizations and behavior clustering ensured interpretability and pattern insights to make decision-making more transparent. This paper delivers a robust, scalable, and interpretable model capable of inferring micro-moment behavior at scale with high accuracy and low latency. Its use cases are in real-time user intent prediction industries such as advertising, recommender systems, and intelligent customer service. The strengths of modeling accuracy, efficiency, and interpretability merge to make AALSTM-MM a significant step toward human-centered, smart digital interaction systems.
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