Deduplication

Deduplication (or deduplication) results is an action that appears in CPA campaign reports and means that two different companies are not paid for the same sale.

For example, if a user sees an ad on two different websites in succession and then purchases a product, assuming the advertiser pays for PI conversions, both websites theoretically earn a commission.

Therefore, ad agencies must remove duplicate data to ensure that only the location where the user last viewed the ad is paid.

Also known as deduplication, it is the removal of duplicate records or events from a dataset. Effective software purchase depends on obtaining accurate and usable data sets, and deduplication is often a step in that process. For example, if a user clicks the same ad twice, but those two actions are only for the same conversion, you can remove duplicate related posts to avoid counting second clicks.

Meanings of Deduplication

Eliminate unnecessary duplicate data.
The morphological division of an into two or more, for example the division of a plant into a pair or group.