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ROptimizely (version 0.2.0)

GetParamInfo: Information on Optimizely entities

Description

Query Optimizely to obtain information on project entities
Goal
A user list is a set of user identifiers that you have uploaded to Optimizely. Membership in a targeting list can be used to define an Optimizely audience, so you can target experiments only to a particular set of users.

Audience
An Audience is a group of visitors that match set conditions. You can target an experiment to one or more audiences, or you can segment experiment results to see how different audiences performed.

Targeting(User) list
A user list is a set of user identifiers that you have uploaded to Optimizely. Membership in a targeting list can be used to define an Optimizely audience

Dimension
Dimensions are attributes of visitors to your website or mobile app, such as demographic data, behavioral characteristics, or any other information particular to a visitor. Dimensions can be used to construct audiences and segment experiment results.

Variation
Every experiment contains a set of variations that each change the visitor's experience in a different way. Variations define the code that should be applied on a page to change the experience, and the percentage of visitors who should see that code. A standard 'A/B' test has two variations (including the original), and Optimizely supports adding many more variations.

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Usage

GetParamInfo(id, param)

Arguments

id
Identifier for project entity i.e. goal id, audience id, user list id, dimension id
param
alphabet character to identify the parameter list
  • G - Goals
  • T - Targeting (user) lists
  • V - Variations
  • A - Audience
  • D - Dimensions

Value

data frame - of goals/audiences/targeting lists/dimensions in a project

See Also

GetProjectList

Examples

Run this code
## Not run: 
# # Information for an dimension
# # Use set_token to assign account token
# set_token('123456789101112:zzzzz')
# # Lists all audiences in a project
# final.df<-GetParamInfo('1234567',param='A')
# # Lists goals in a project (default)
# final.df<-GetParamInfo('1234567')
# ## End(Not run)

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