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halo, cannibalization effects in RDF

edited Jul 22, 2015 12:18AM in Retail Predictive Application Server (MOSC) 2 commentsAnswered ✓

Hi,

We are trying to generate halo, cannibalization effects in RDF. We have generated cross-effects in CPEM and exported them to RDF.  We have three questions:

1. Cross effects generated by cpem are at higher level (ie subclass/class). When this effect is used in RDF, how does the effect gets applied onto each item? Will the same factor be applied to all items within the subclass or class i.e. similar to "replicate"? OR would the effect be generated at higher-level and would be "proportionately" spread to items within?

2. There is a script for Halo effect, "genHalo.sh". But we could not see any script for 'Cannibalization'. Is there any script that we are missing? OR; Do we make a copy of genHalo script and change the "apphaloeff" to "appcanneff" and use it; to generate Cann effect.

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