In BytePlus Growth Analysis, a user portrait is a calculation of the characteristics of a label for all or subdivided users of a product.
User portraits are a common tool in marketing, operations, and product work. Typical usage scenarios include (but are not limited to):

• Study the characteristics of segmented user groups in order to develop targeted marketing strategies.
• Contrast the profile characteristics of different user groups to guide operation.

Take the user portrait of the "core user" as an example:

1. Select Analysis Tools > User Analysis > User Portrait to enter the user portrait page.
   
2. Select "test" to group users.
   
3. View user portraits.
   

3.1 Functional interface composition #

The user portrait function interface consists of the following parts:

• Image conditions: select the user group, time, etc. for the portrait;
• Portrait results: View user portrait results.

3.1.1 Image conditions #

Select the user group, time, etc. for the profile.
The specific use is as follows:

• Select the portrait time: Default is the last 7 days. Even for the same subgroup of users, the distribution of their label features varies over time.
• Select user grouping: Default is all users. You can choose one or more user groups.
• Select Split filter: Select Include event public properties.

3.1.2 Image results #

View the label distribution for the target user base.
Currently available to view:

• Regional analysis;
• When the end point is Mini Program, it also supports viewing gender distribution and user loyalty.