Implementing and Training Predictive Customer Lifetime Value Models in Python

[@jeromevanassche4526]

Thanks for this very interesting video! I learned a lot from it.
Is there any chance I could get access to the Jupiter notebooks?
It would be wonderful!
Many thanks in advance,
Jérôme

[@monamichoudhary7160]

Thanks for sharing such insightful video, could you please link in the jupyter notebook and the additional notes?

[@djaadiabdellah9081]

Great video!! Thanks a lot.
Regarding the FREQUENCY, why you do you have 8? because you consider the 0 point as your first purchase and 8 point is the last purchase. So we have 9 purchases, haven't we?

[@pioner40]

Thanks for this very interesting video! I learned a lot from it.
Is there any chance I could get access to the Jupiter notebooks?
It would be wonderful!
Many thanks in advance,

[@LarryFisherman5]

Thanks for this very interesting video! I learned a lot from it.
Is there any chance I could get access to the Jupiter notebooks?
It would be wonderful!
Many thanks in advance,
Larry

[@viniciuslande1598]

Thanks for this very interesting video! I learned a lot from it.
Is there any chance I could get access to the Jupiter notebooks?
It would be wonderful!
Many thanks in advance,
Vinicius

[@Jarochocolina]

Hi - I'm having some issues when doing the PyMC Implementation:
ContextualVersionConflict: (scipy 1.7.1 (c:\users\francisco.colina\anaconda3\lib\site-packages), Requirement.parse('scipy=1.7.3'), {'pymc3'})
Does anyone knows how to fix this error

[@hEmZoRz]

Seems like the scipy library you have is version 1.7.1., but pymc3 requires scipy version between 1.7.3. and 1.8.0. So, just updating scipy to a more recent version should solve the issue.

[@RodneyVillegas-o8k]

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