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Port over industry analysis by URL visit #49

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wei2912 opened this issue Dec 25, 2024 · 2 comments
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Port over industry analysis by URL visit #49

wei2912 opened this issue Dec 25, 2024 · 2 comments
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wei2912 commented Dec 25, 2024

This was previously done in the following:

...but the code is pretty old.

TODOs:

  • Count how many people with Industry X selected are switching to Industry Y, treating visit_id individually.
    • A switch is defined as removing Industry X and adding Industry Y to query parameters, ignoring all other changes.
    • E.g., if a user selects Industry A/B/C then navigates to Industry B/D, the user has switched A->D and C->D.
  • Association rule mining (note that order of industries doesn't matter for us)
    • This might be complex - check in first before spending too much time :P

See sample DuckDB SQL in #48. Some postprocessing of the arguments will be required to properly handle the indices (e.g. filters[0][value], filters[1][value] which order doesn't matter to us).

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wei2912 commented Feb 9, 2025

Unassigning since @fallendynasty will be away for a while.

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