Calculates the expected number of transactions in a given time period based on a customer's past transaction behavior and the GGompertz/NBD model parameters.
ggomnbd_nocov_CET
Conditional Expected Transactions without covariates
ggomnbd_staticcov_CET
Conditional Expected Transactions with static covariates
ggomnbd_nocov_CET(r, alpha_0, b, s, beta_0, dPeriods, vX, vT_x, vT_cal)
ggomnbd_staticcov_CET(
r,
alpha_0,
b,
s,
beta_0,
dPeriods,
vX,
vT_x,
vT_cal,
vCovParams_trans,
vCovParams_life,
mCov_life,
mCov_trans
)
shape parameter of the Gamma distribution of the purchase process. The smaller r, the stronger the heterogeneity of the purchase process.
scale parameter of the Gamma distribution of the purchase process.
scale parameter of the Gompertz distribution (constant across customers)
shape parameter of the Gamma distribution for the lifetime process The smaller s, the stronger the heterogeneity of customer lifetimes.
scale parameter for the Gamma distribution for the lifetime process
number of periods to predict
Frequency vector of length n counting the numbers of purchases.
Recency vector of length n.
Vector of length n indicating the total number of periods of observation.
Vector of estimated parameters for the transaction covariates.
Vector of estimated parameters for the lifetime covariates.
Matrix containing the covariates data affecting the lifetime process. One column for each covariate.
Matrix containing the covariates data affecting the transaction process. One column for each covariate.
Returns a vector containing the conditional expected transactions for the existing customers in the GGompertz/NBD model.
mCov_trans
is a matrix containing the covariates data of
the time-invariant covariates that affect the transaction process.
Each column represents a different covariate. For every column a gamma parameter
needs to added to vCovParams_trans
at the respective position.
mCov_life
is a matrix containing the covariates data of
the time-invariant covariates that affect the lifetime process.
Each column represents a different covariate. For every column a gamma parameter
needs to added to vCovParams_life
at the respective position.
Bemmaor AC, Glady N (2012). “Modeling Purchasing Behavior with Sudden “Death”: A Flexible Customer Lifetime Model” Management Science, 58(5), 1012-1021.
Adler J (2022). “Comment on “Modeling Purchasing Behavior with Sudden “Death”: A Flexible Customer Lifetime Model” Management Science 69(3):1929-1930.
The expression for the PMF was derived by Adler J (2024). (unpublished)