The output of the hyScore|analyze result is extended by segments. The new section of the output looks like this:
Result (example)
"segments": [
{
"match_count": 15,
"segmentid": "segment_topic_school_starter",
"match_unique": 6,
"iab-v2": 132,
"matched": true,
"keywords_in_segment": 246
}
],
Advice:
- Each segment that contains at least one keyword or phrase that occurs in the analyzed text is displayed in the result (matched = true), if the keyword match threshold has not been modified.
- Conversely, if no keyword or phrase is detected, or the keywords match threshold wasn't reached, in the text, the segment is not displayed in the analysis result.
If no segment was matched the result looks like this (empty):
"segments": [],
Explanation of key-value pairs
| JSON result | Description | |
"match_count" |
|
The total number of keywords and phrases recognized in the text. If a keyword is recognized four times in the text and another six times, then the match_count equals 10 (=10). |
"segmentid" |
The segment ID is the identification string or number you entered in the hyScore|segment-Frontend to be able to make an assignment for the segment on your system side. | |
"match_unique" |
|
The unique number of keywords and phrases recognized in the text. If a keyword is recognized four times in the text and another six times, then the match_unique is two (=2). |
"iab-v2" |
The IAB code (numeric value) you've configured for the segment in the hyScore|segment user interface. | |
"matched" |
Value: "matched": "true", if "false" segment is not displayed.
"true" = segment qualified. At least one keyword or phrase matched.
|
|
"keywords_in_segment" |
The total number of keywords and phrases in the given segment. |
Why is there no score, weight or percentage displayed in the result?
It is up to you to define when a segment is valid for your purpose or not. Is the segment valid if just one keyword or multiple keyword and phrases match? Depending on your use case you've to define if its the case or not.
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