funnel_step: Continue to funnel

In funneljoin: Time-Based Joins to Analyze Sequences of Events

Continue to funnel

Description

Continue to funnel

Usage

funnel_step(tbl, moment_type, type, name = moment_type, optional = FALSE, ...)

funnel_steps(tbl, moment_types, type, ...)

Arguments

tbl	A table of different moments and timestamps
moment_type	The next moment in the funnel
type	The type of after_join (e.g. "first-first", "any-any")
name	If you want a custom name instead of the moment_type; needed if the moment type is already in the sequence
optional	Whether this step in the funnel should be optional. If so, the following step will also try joining in a way that skips this step. Note that multiple optional steps in a row aren't supported.
...	Extra arguments passed on to after_left_join. For funnel_steps, these are passed on to funnel_step.
moment_types	For funnel_steps, a character vector of moment types, which are applied in order

Examples

library(dplyr)

activity <- tibble::tribble(
  ~ "user_id", ~ "event", ~ "timestamp",
  1, "landing", "2019-07-01",
  1, "registration", "2019-07-02",
  1, "purchase", "2019-07-07",
  1, "purchase", "2019-07-10",
  2, "landing", "2019-08-01",
  2, "registration", "2019-08-15",
  3, "landing", "2019-05-01",
  3, "registration", "2019-06-01",
  3, "purchase", "2019-06-04",
  4, "landing", "2019-06-13")

activity %>%
  funnel_start(moment_type = "landing",
               moment = "event",
               tstamp = "timestamp",
               user = "user_id")  %>%
funnel_step(moment_type = "registration",
           type = "first-firstafter")

funneljoin documentation built on March 31, 2023, 11:07 p.m.