Event-based Funnel Analysis

Event-Based Funnel Analysis is a methodological framework within funnel analysis that specifically models user progression through a sequence of discrete, timestamped events, distinguishing it from other funnel analysis approaches by its focus on event-level granularity and temporal ordering in tracking user behavior.

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Does “High = High Risk”? An Event-Based Analysis of the Relationship Between Substance Use and Unprotected Anal Sex Among Gay and Bisexual Men

Mary Rogers Gillmore, Diane M. Morrison, Barbara C. Leigh et al. · AIDS and Behavior · 2002 · 70 citations

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Marilyn J. Hoppe
University of Washington, United States
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Barbara C. Leigh
University of Washington, United States
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Jan Gaylord
University of Washington, United States
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Damian T. Rainey
University of Washington, United States
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Diane M. Morrison
University of Washington, United States
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AIDS and Behavior
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