milk: A real data set on sold milk
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milk R Documentation
A real data set on sold milk
Description
A collection of scanner data on the sale of milk in one of Polish supermarkets in the period from December 2018 to August 2020
Usage
milk
Format
A data frame with 6 columns and 4386 rows. The used variables are as follows:
time - Dates of transactions (Year-Month-Day)
prices - Prices of sold products [PLN]
quantities - Quantities of sold products [liters]
prodID - Unique product codes (data set contains 68 different prodIDs)
retID - Unique codes identifying outlets/retailer sale points (data set contains 5 different retIDs)
description Descriptions of sold milk products (data set contains 6 different product descriptions)
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A real data set on sold milk
Description
A collection of scanner data on the sale of milk in one of Polish supermarkets in the period from December 2018 to August 2020
Usage
milk
Format
A data frame with 6 columns and 4386 rows. The used variables are as follows:
time - Dates of transactions (Year-Month-Day)
prices - Prices of sold products [PLN]
quantities - Quantities of sold products [liters]
prodID - Unique product codes (data set contains 68 different prodIDs)
retID - Unique codes identifying outlets/retailer sale points (data set contains 5 different retIDs)
description Descriptions of sold milk products (data set contains 6 different product descriptions)
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