About the input format

[huHHhhuhu]

Hi Flavio,

Sorry for bothering you again for the following problem.

I’m wondering the input format.
The “Readme" says the first column of “dt user from to” is the amount of time the user spent on “from” before going to “to”.
So the unit of the amount of time is “second"?

i.e., if I have the following .tsv text document:
--------timestamp----------userID--itemID--
2009-04-08T01:53:56Z user01 item01
2009-04-08T01:57:47Z user01 item02

I should turn it into the format like:
231 user01 item01 item02

However, if the time interval exceeds a day, the value of the amount of time will be big.

[flaviovdf]

That's it. But this model does not consider time, it is necessary as input simply because that's how I had my files set-up for other models. You should look at:

https://github.com/flaviovdf/tribeflow
or
https://github.com/flaviovdf/prme

[huHHhhuhu]

Okay,
Thanks a lot !

[kjacks21]

I think #4 tried to ask this, but since this issue is still open I'll ask it here. I also looked at the samples in https://github.com/flaviovdf/tribeflow and it still wasn't clear to me. Let's say I want to replicate the input data from Figure 1 of the fpmc paper (see below).

Would it be like the following?

0 user01 [a, b, c] [b, c]
0 user01 [b, c] [a,b]
0 user02 [a] [a, c]
0 user03 [d] [c, e]
0 user03 [c, e] [e]

or

0 \t user01 \t  a b c \t b c
0 \t  user01 \t  b c \t a b
0 \t  user02 \t  a \t a c
0 \t  user03 \t d \t c e
0 \t  user03 \t c e \t e

In other words, it isn't clear how to represent the baskets. Thanks!

[flaviovdf]

Hi, as we detail in the paper we focused on baskets of fixed sizes. See pg 7 of the paper.

…

-- Flavio

On Thu, Nov 8, 2018 at 12:47 PM Kyle Jackson ***@***.***> wrote: I think #4 <#4> tried to ask this, but since this issue is still open I'll ask it here. I also looked at the samples in https://github.com/flaviovdf/tribeflow and it still wasn't clear to me. Let's say I want to replicate the input data from Figure 1 of the fpmc paper (see below). [image: image] <https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/11047068/48205782-cfe06c80-e33a-11e8-9d1c-fb6b2eb3923b.png> Would it be like the following? 0 user01 [a, b, c] [b, c] 0 user01 [b, c] [a,b] 0 user02 [a] [a, c] 0 user03 [d] [c, e] 0 user03 [c, e] [e] In other words, it isn't clear how to represent the baskets. Thanks! — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#2 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAf08M4tETQqfakbeFuX2YLgy3CRaSpgks5utEQVgaJpZM4H1Hey> .