Agentic Share-of-Search:用于 LLM 中介电商竞争决策的多智能体 AI 系统
英文标题:Agentic Share-of-Search: A Multi-Agent AI System for Competitive Decision-Making in LLM-Mediated E-Commerce
随着 AI 购物助手日益改变消费者的商品发现路径,卖家亟需能够衡量竞争可见度并支持决策的工具。该论文提出一套多智能体 AI 系统,以 Agentic Share-of-Search(ASoS)作为决策目标,在主流 AI 平台上部署查询智能体,并通过基于 ReAct 的诊断智能体推荐按优先级排序的商品运营干预措施。在一项包含 100 次试验的原型可行性消融评估中,该系统有 39% 的试验能够恢复被消融的信号,显著高于随机水平的 5.5 倍;在高相关性消融情形下,恢复率升至 63.9%。这表明,面向 LLM 驱动电商搜索与推荐场景的竞争监测、归因诊断和运营优化,可能能够通过多智能体系统实现自动化。
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[提交于 2026 年 9 月 10 日]
标题:Agentic Share-of-Search:用于 LLM 中介电商竞争决策的多智能体 AI 系统
查看 Spandan Ghose Chowdhury 撰写的论文《Agentic Share-of-Search:用于 LLM 中介电商竞争决策的多智能体 AI 系统》的 PDF。
摘要:AI 购物助手正日益改变消费者发现商品的路径,因此迫切需要能够支持卖家侧竞争决策的工具。我们提出了一套多智能体 AI 系统,用于自动化衡量 LLM 中介电商中的竞争可见度并诊断根本原因。该系统引入 Agentic Share-of-Search(ASoS)作为决策目标,在领先的 AI 平台上部署查询智能体,并利用基于 ReAct 的诊断智能体推荐按优先级排序的商品运营干预措施。一项包含 100 次试验的消融研究以该原型的可行性评估形式呈现,结果显示,该智能体在 39% 的试验中恢复了被消融的信号(95% CI:30.0% - 48.8%,为随机水平的 5.5 倍);在高相关性消融样本中,这一比例升至 63.9%。
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来自:Spandan Ghose Chowdhury [
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[v1]
2026 年 9 月 10 日,星期四,07:55:59 UTC(130 KB)
English / 原文
[Submitted on 10 Sep 2026]
Title:Agentic Share-of-Search: A Multi-Agent AI System for Competitive Decision-Making in LLM-Mediated E-Commerce
View a PDF of the paper titled Agentic Share-of-Search: A Multi-Agent AI System for Competitive Decision-Making in LLM-Mediated E-Commerce, by Spandan Ghose Chowdhury
Abstract:AI shopping assistants increasingly redirect consumer discovery, creating an urgent need for tools that support seller-side competitive decision-making. We present a multi-agent AI system that automates competitive visibility measurement and root cause diagnosis in LLM-mediated ecommerce. The system introduces Agentic Share-of-Search (ASoS) as the decision target, deploys query agents across leading AI platforms, and uses a ReAct-based diagnostic agent to recommend prioritized merchandising interventions. A 100-trial ablation study, presented as a feasibility evaluation of this prototype, shows the agent recovers the ablated signal in 39% of trials (95% CI: 30.0% - 48.8%, 5.5x over chance), rising to 63.9% among high-correlation ablations.
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From: Spandan Ghose Chowdhury [
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[v1]
Thu, 10 Sep 2026 07:55:59 UTC (130 KB)