Colt Allen
Colt Allen
I consider this a prerequisite for https://github.com/pymc-labs/pymc-marketing/issues/127, so I'll get started on adding a ParetoNBD distribution sometime next week. The existing distributions should also be revised to reflect being written...
I'll be creating a PR for this soon. @larryshamalama I see you made the original commit for the `ContContract` distribution class. Is there a research citation you can provide for...
> I'm for this if this can be interactive! Either embed in markdown file or as standalone file. > > Is it hard to embed in the sphinx docs as...
@larryshamalama Let's refactor `ContNonContract` and `ContContract`into `BetaGeoNBD` and `BetaGeoNBDAggregate`, respectively, so we can close this out: - [ ] Update docstring of `ContContract`/`BetaGeoNBDAggregate` - [ ] If we change the...
> Hi @ColtAllen, I am just getting back to work and browsing the current progress that has being made. My understanding is that your focus is, for now, #177 and...
> Shall we modify the building blocks to be specific to CLV models? E.g. `BGNBDRV` akin to `ParetoNBD`. This would entail reworking `ContContract` and `ContNonContract` that we currently have. >...
Deprecation warnings should be added to `ContContract` and `ContNonContract` and their respective RVs for removal in a future release. These distributions aren't being used anywhere in the library and are...
Hey @SSMK-wq, Use of `calibration_and_holdout_data` is optional; it's a useful way to test models on external data if your use case calls for it. For example, perhaps your company had...
Hey @Sensei-akin, Development on `lifetimes` ceased some time ago. Here's the link to the successor library: https://github.com/pymc-labs/pymc-marketing Would this be the correct query? ```sql SELECT customer_id, COUNT(DISTINCT DATE(transaction_at)) - 1...
**The upcoming implementation of INLA in [pymc-extras](https://github.com/pymc-devs/pymc-extras/pull/533) has ramped up the value-add of improved sparsity support. I think @jessegrabowski mentioned adding Ops for `scipy.sparse` wouldn't be too heavy of a...