Multi-channel Uplift Policy Learning

Changjian Liu, Tianyu Wang, Xiaoxuan Deng, WenTao Zhu, Yuwei Xu +5 more
7/30/2026
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Abstract

E-commerce platforms must allocate fixed marketing budgets across multiple channels to maximize business utility. However, standard predict-then-optimize (PTO) paradigms fail in this compositional space due to observational confounding and severe extrapolation. We formulate this challenge as a simplex-constrained uplift decision problem and propose ReAlloc, a fast-slow causal framework. Specifically, an agile Orthogonal Teacher extracts unbiased local gradients from short-term logs, while an Explanation-Guided Student distills them into a structured marginal field over long-term horizons. This design enables support-aware, conservative decisions that capture cross-channel substitutions. Extensive simulations and large-scale online A/B tests on Taobao platform demonstrate that ReAlloc achieves simultaneous lifts in both pay order and income.

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@article{liu2026multichannel,
  title  = {Multi-channel Uplift Policy Learning},
  author = {Changjian Liu and Tianyu Wang and Xiaoxuan Deng and WenTao Zhu and Yuwei Xu and Jungqi Jin and Yong Gao and Chuan Yu and Jian Xu and Bo Zheng},
  year   = {2026},
  eprint = {2607.28182},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url    = {http://arxiv.org/abs/2607.28182v1}
}

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