Household Profile

The Household Profile page provides detailed information about a specific building or household within the recommender platform. This page is structured to present key metrics and data points related to the building's characteristics, user motivations, and interaction history. Below is a detailed description of each section on this page.

Building Information

Status

Indicates the current state of the building profile. Either the building is "Active" or a timestamp is shown for when the building was set Inactive.

Early Adopter

The Badge Early Adopter tells us tha this building is part of the early adopter group which can be activated for rules to be tested before they are set accessible for all buildings.

Location Details

• PLZ: The postal code associated with the building (e.g., 8000).

• City: The city where the building is located (e.g., Zürich).

• Country: The country code, such as CH for Switzerland.

Motivations

This section includes a radar chart that visualizes the building occupants' motivations across three axes:

• Ecological: Represents interest in sustainability and environmental impact.

• Economical: Reflects the importance placed on cost-saving measures.

• Self-Sufficiency: Indicates the desire for independence in resources, such as energy.

The position of the plot on the chart indicates the building's relative emphasis on these three factors.

Behind the motivation scores are complex algorithms that determinate the motivation of a household through multiple factors like their Power Consumption, their Device Settings, their Interaction with the Recommendations etc. For a deep-dive into the algorithms behind the platform feel free to reach-out to [e-mail]

Household Type

• Household Gauge: A semi-circular gauge that displays the likelihood of the building being a single-person or multi-person household.

  • Value: The gauge shows a numerical value (e.g., 0.692) that leans towards a multi-person household.

Interactions

• Per Rule: A pie chart that breaks down user interactions based on different rule sets or categories. Each segment represents a specific rule or interaction type, labeled with its identifier and percentage.

• Delivery Status: This section contains a pie chart that details the status of interactions or deliveries:

  • Delivered: The percentage of interactions successfully delivered (e.g., 43.75%).

  • Dropped (Time Between...): Represents interactions dropped due to timing issues (e.g., 53.12%).

  • Dropped (Match Counter Not Reached): Indicates interactions that were dropped for not meeting specified criteria (e.g., 3.13%).

• Interaction Types: Another pie chart that categorizes user engagement:

  • Viewed: The proportion of interactions where content was viewed (e.g., 87.5%).

  • Open App: The percentage of interactions where users opened an application (e.g., 12.5%).

Usage

The Building Profile page is intended to provide a quick and comprehensive overview of the building's profile, including motivations, household type, and interaction patterns. This information is crucial for tailoring recommendations, understanding user behavior, and optimizing engagement strategies.