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Jinfang Wang

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RELATE: A Reinforcement Learning-Enhanced LLM Framework for Advertising Text Generation

In online advertising, advertising text plays a critical role in attracting user engagement and driving advertiser value. Existing industrial systems typically follow a two-stage paradigm, where candidate texts are first generated and subsequently aligned with online performance metrics such as click-through rate(CTR). This separation often leads to misaligned optimization objectives and low funnel efficiency, limiting global optimality. To address these limitations, we propose RELATE, a reinforcement learning-based end-to-end framework that unifies generation and objective alignment within a single model. Instead of decoupling text generation from downstream metric alignment, RELATE integrates performance and compliance objectives directly into the generation process via policy learning. To better capture ultimate advertiser value beyond click-level signals, We incorporate conversion-oriented metrics into the objective and jointly model them with compliance constraints as multi-dimensional rewards, enabling the model to generate high-quality ad texts that improve conversion performance under policy constraints. Extensive experiments on large-scale industrial datasets demonstrate that RELATE consistently outperforms baselines. Furthermore, online deployment on a production advertising platform yields statistically significant improvements in click-through conversion rate(CTCVR) under strict policy constraints, validating the robustness and real-world effectiveness of the proposed framework.

cs.AI

Simulation of neutral beam current drive on EAST tokamak

Neutral beam current drive (NBCD) on the EAST tokamak is studied by using Monte-Carlo test particle code TGCO. Phase-space structure of the steady-state fast ion distribution is examined and visualized. We find that trapped ions carry co-current current near the edge and counter-current current near the core. However, the magnitude of the trapped ion current is one order smaller than that of the passing ions. Therefore their contribution to the fast ion current is negligible (1% of the fast ion current). We examine the dependence of the fast ion current on two basic plasma parameters: the plasma current I_p and plasma density n_e. The results indicate that the dependence of fast ion current on I_p is not monotonic: with I_p increasing, the fast ion current first increases and then decreases. This dependence can be explained by the change of trapped fraction and drift-orbit width with I_p. The fast ion current decreases with the increase of plasma density n_e. This dependence is related to the variation of the slowing-down time with n_e, which is already well known and is confirmed in our specific situation. The electron shielding effect to the fast ion current is taken into account by using a fitting formula applicable to general tokamak equilibria and arbitrary collisionality regime. The dependence of the net current on the plasma current and density follows the same trend as that of the fast ion current.

physics.plasm-ph

Effects of resonant magnetic perturbations on neutral beam heating in a tokamak

Effects of resonant magnetic perturbations (RMPs) on tangential neutral beam heating in the EAST tokamak are studied numerically. RMPs with linear resistive magnetohydrodynamics response are used in the modeling. A variety of representing configurations of RMP coil currents are examined and their effects on the NBI heating efficiency are compared, in order to find a parameter window where deleterious effects of RMPs on NBI heating efficiency are minimized. It is found that the internal redistribution of fast ions by RMPs induces local accumulation of fast ions, resulting in higher local fast ion pressure than the case without RMPs. It is also found that the toroidal phasing of the RMP with respect to the fast ion source has slight effects on the steady-state radial profile of fast ions. The dependence of fast ion loss fraction on the RMP up-down phase difference shows similar behavior as the dependence of the radial width of chaotic magnetic field on the phase difference. A statistical method of identifying resonances between RMPs and lost fast ions is proposed and the results indicate that some resonances between RMPs and lost passing particles may be of non-integer fractional order, rather than the usual integer order.

physics.plasm-ph