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# set up RFM instancemyrfm=rfm.RFM()
# apply scoring to datasetmyrfm.fit(data=transactions,dataset_type='transactional',scoring_method='Median', recency_end_date='02/29/2020')
Output of myrfm.get_fitted_data()
I have just upgraded to version 1.0.4. I don't remember seeing NAs in previous versions. Even if their relative values were low, e.g. Somebody with a monetary value of $1 would still get a low score rather than NAN.
I did have to edit one date time object to get the package to work (see pull request). Could this have caused the problem? I can't revert my change because then the package doesn't work at all. :)
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My data:
Dtypes:
Running the model:
Output of
myrfm.get_fitted_data()
I have just upgraded to version 1.0.4. I don't remember seeing NAs in previous versions. Even if their relative values were low, e.g. Somebody with a monetary value of $1 would still get a low score rather than
NAN
.I did have to edit one date time object to get the package to work (see pull request). Could this have caused the problem? I can't revert my change because then the package doesn't work at all. :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: