Introduction
Algebra nodes define the logical rules used to compute Audience membership from Segments.
For example, you can use them when you want to include users that belong to more than one segment at the time or if you want to exclude users of a specific segment. Each Audience has one Algebra Node, and within it, you can mix your segments to build the audiences you want. Algebra nodes can be mixed together in a flexible way. There are four types of nodes available, and they follow a JSON notation:
- Audience Segment nodes: Segments with no operator.
ANDnodes: used to include the users that belong simultaneously to all the segments within it (like an intersection).ORnodes: used to include users that belong to any of the segments within it.NOTnodes: used to not include the users that belong to the segments within it.
Nodes Examples
Audience Segment Node
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AND Node
This one is used to include the users that belong simultaneously to all the segments (like an intersection).
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OR Node
This is used to include users that belong to any of the segments within it.
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NOT Node
This is used to exclude the users that belong to the segments within it.
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