The number of days before a conversion within which an exposure may receive credit under an attribution model. It is disclosed with every attributed reading, because the same conversions attributed over one day and over thirty are two different numbers.
Also called Lookback window, Conversion window
Your value— 0 of 1 held
A parameter is the model's slot; the value in it is yours. It is kept in this browser and written to the model by nothing; share it as a link and it enters the browser that opens it.
Questions answered from here— 4
- In what unit is a parameter measured?
- Which attribution models does a parameter set?
- By which evidence design is a parameter calibrated?
- On what basis does a parameter take its default value?
Compose from here— 11
Attribution lookback window can stand in 11 roles across the patterns this model declares. Pick one and the answer is drawn here, from the published graph.
- board → holds Metrics, Evidence Designs · the shape
- board → holds Time Windows, Geographies, Audience Segments, Setting Bases, Units · the shape
- board → holds Units · the question
- board → holds Metrics · the question
- board → holds Attribution Models · the question
- board → holds Evidence Designs · the question
- board → holds Signals · the question
- board → holds Processing Purposes · the question
- board → holds Tactics · the question
- board → holds Evidence Designs · the question
- board → holds Setting Bases · the question
Related— 9
- parameter of →First TouchAttribution Models
- parameter of →Last TouchAttribution Models
- parameter of →LinearAttribution Models
- parameter of →Time DecayAttribution Models
- parameter of →Position BasedAttribution Models
- parameter of →Data DrivenAttribution Models
- measured in →DurationUnits
- defaults on →DecisionSetting Bases
- grounds on →MeasureEntities
Pointed at by— 1
- calibrated by →Holdout experimentEvidence Designs