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Clearer explanation of how lift tests are implemented behind the scenes in existing lift test notebook #2061
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| "3. You are experimenting with discounts or promotions. These might be quantifiable, but not show up in your traditional media spend channels and so your experimentation may not be captured by your MMM.\n", | ||
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| "These are just a few examples where lift tests can be useful. In these cases, you can use the results of the lift test to adjust the model parameters and improve the accuracy of the model.\n", | ||
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@williambdean , just to confirm. Do we need to scale the lift data? Also, a review from you would be much appreciated :)
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We are using the multidimensional API already in the notebook, we should not need scaling.
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Updates to an existing notebook. Focus is on clarifying how lift tests are implemented behind the utility function
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pre-commit.ci autofixto auto-fix.📚 Documentation preview 📚: https://pymc-marketing--2061.org.readthedocs.build/en/2061/