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Overview
This model looks at products that your customers have been browsing and recommends very similar products of different shapes, sizes, and brands to help them find a product very similar to the one they have browsed earlier.
You can configure this model to create various recommendation strategies based on:
Customer events such as page view and add to carts
Assigning varied importance to product attributes such as brand, color, and category.
Configuration Examples
Example 1:
Sample Model Configuration
Customer event: Page view
Product Attribute(s)
Assign maximum importance to color
Assign the least important to brand
Result:
Recommend products similar to those viewed by the customer with similar colored products appearing first, followed by similar brands' products. For example, if the customer has viewed a red dress of H&M brand, then the configured strategy would recommend more similar dresses in the following order:
Red dresses of H&M brand
Red dresses of varied brands
Varied colored dresses of H&M brand
Varied colored dresses of varied brands
Example 2:
Sample model configuration
Customer event: Add to carts
Product Attribute(s)
Assign maximum importance to color
Assign medium importance to brand
Assign low importance to pattern
Business rule: Price > 20
Result:
Recommend products of price > $20 similar to those added to the cart to by the customer with similar colored products appearing first, followed by products of a similar brand followed by products of a similar pattern. For example, If a customer has added to cart a red-colored, floral dress of the H&M brand, then the configured strategy will recommend more similar dresses, all of the prices greater than $20 in the following order.
Red-colored, floral dresses of H&M brand
Red-colored, floral dress of various brands
Red-colored, varied patterned dresses of H&M brand
Red-colored, varied patterned dresses of varied brands
Varied colored, varied patterned dresses of varied brands
The recommendations are typically based on data browsed in the last X days.
Configure Inspired by Browsing History
- Choose Assets > Strategies from the top navigation bar.
- Click New Strategy.
Choose Journey-aware > Inspired by browsing history. The Manage Strategy page is displayed.
Click to configure model parameters.
Click + to add a new event type and choose an event from the drop-down. The default event types considered by the model are Add to Cart and Pageviews. You can choose one of the following event types from the drop-down:
Note: You can also delete an event type by clicking on the trash icon.
Note: You can also add multiple event types to configure the model to multiple event types.
Click + to add a Product Attribute and choose an attribute from the drop-down. Indicate on a slider how important the attribute is to the model, with values ranging from -1 to 1. Note: Click Reset to Default to restore model parameters to default values.
Click Next
If you want to include business rules optionally, click Add a new business rule.
Click Done.