Lecture 4 Flashcards
Which channel gets the credit with Multi-Touch attribution
- Rule-based solutions
- Model-based: Markov Chain
- Experiments and approximating experiments
Rule-based
- last-touch attribution
- time-decay attribution
- first-click attribution
- linear attribution
Problems with last-touch attribution
mo credit to other channels “assisted” in the conversion
just because channel is the “last” does not mean that it deserves all the credit
Model-based: Markov-based approach
memoryless property: probability of transition depends only on current state
calculating markov model
- remove the channel from the graph
- measure conversions without channel
What shows us the removal effect
gives us a way to measure the contribution of any channel in producing conversion
calculating the removal effect
1 - (reduced conversions/sum all path conversions)
Incrementality
a way of measurement of an effect that would have occurred
Attribution
is the set of rules that determine how much credit is assigned to each channel within different touchpoints
What is the main difference between attribution and incrementality
Incrementality measurement uses a statistical approach rather than trying to attribute on a singular user level.
counterfactual
describes a causal situation in the form: “If X had not occurred, Y would not have occurred”
how to calculate ATE on a dataset
take the difference from treated and non treated and compute the average on treated
selection bias
[y,d=1]-[y,d=0]