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Pradeep-Jaiswal
Pradeep-Jaiswal
Level 5
July 24, 2025
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Creating an audience from specific index position from Array of obj

  • July 24, 2025
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This is the array of object field in AEP schema

{

   "model":[

      {

         "modelName":"PRP_TRIGGER_1Y_14DLAG",

         "modelScore":0.1243792474269867,

      },

      {

         "modelName":"PRP_60D_LAPS_1Y_REV1",

         "modelScore":0.7769704461097717,

      },

{

         "modelName":"PRP_SALON_TRIGGER_1Y_15DLAG",

         "modelScore":0.1443792474269867,

      }

   ],

   "sysIdentifiers":{

      "mId":"3646278"

   }

}

 

How can we create an audience by specifying the condition from specific index ?

lets say list of all customer where on 2nd index of the model object has "modelName"="PRP_60D_LAPS_1Y_REV1" ?

    Beste Antwort von Pradeep-Jaiswal

    I don't think you can specify an index position when creating an audience. Besides that how will you make sure that index position is always 0 or 1 for model 1 and model 2.

     

    I also stored data science models in AEP as an array and we are accessing it through model name in segmentation.

     

    Data in profile store is stored in Cosmos DB as a distributed architecture. Queries are optimized by AEP based on audience filter criteria so performance should not be concern.


    it have been told by adobe engineering that unfortunately current AEP segmentation UI doesnt support index based audience creation.

    2 Antworten

    TylerKrause
    Adobe Champion
    TylerKrauseAdobe Champion
    Adobe Champion
    July 24, 2025

    Hey Pradeep, this should be an easy one! Because you've declared it as an object array in the schema it will load as such within the audiences UI. You just need to say where model name = PRP_60D_LAPS_1Y_REV1 and then filter on whatever criteria you need for the model score with an AND.

     

    You won't be able to see it in the audience UI until you've made the dataset and loaded data through of an object array type.

     

    Let me know if you have any questions!

     

    Tyler Krause

     

     

    Pradeep-Jaiswal
    Pradeep-JaiswalAutor
    Level 5
    July 24, 2025

    But how do I specify the index position, so it doesnt search across whole array ?

      TylerKrause
      Adobe Champion
      TylerKrauseAdobe Champion
      Adobe Champion
      July 24, 2025

      That's the great thing - you ARE specifying the index position by doing this. By specifying which modelName you're looking for, it will pull that modelNames value automatically without you having to specify which index position itself.

       

      AEP truly made it easier than you would expect.

       

      Tyler Krause

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      ThiagoYo
      New Member
      November 16, 2025

      I'm facing the same issue.

      Considering that after generating the audience with the appropriate filters, in the journey, the corresponding profile starts to consider the entire array, therefore, using conditions within the journey becomes very complex (perhaps impossible).

      It seems like an "incomplete" solution; audience generation works well, customization with array display functions works well, but developing conditions within the journeys doesn't seem to work well.

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