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How can I use this tool? #1

Open FractalEncrypt opened 4 months ago

FractalEncrypt commented 4 months ago

I made some bumbling attempts, but wasn't able to figure it out on my own. I was able to use the datasets to play around, and even made some R plots. WSP_RedRocks-01

It seems really cool from reading the code, would love a very basic documentation on how to use.

FractalEncrypt commented 4 months ago

RedRocksbySet2-02

another chord diagram made with the dataset...

twinfield10 commented 3 months ago

Sorry just seeing this now!

Working on building out a doc for usage but it's pretty far down my list of priorities at the moment. Really, the datasets should be the most up to date thing but the code in SetlistProcessing.R can update the data if the github is out of date. The data contains a song fact table with dimensional tables that can be joined to the song table to create a large table for analysis. Saved them separately to avoid storing a massive table on GitHub. The other code in the code folder is more of a sandbox for myself. BuildModel.R contains some stuff I use for the prediction but it's not necessarily complete just yet, I tweak it myself just to mess around and stuff. Other code in there is pretty raw and can give you an idea of what to look at but its mostly just making some pretty tables and stuff.

FractalEncrypt commented 3 months ago

Very cool, and that explains my issues. The database alone is very useful, and as the prediction functionality comes online, it will be a lot of fun to see how good it is! I love the project. Let's get down to business.

twinfield10 commented 3 months ago

For sure! The thing you might want to use for the prediction stuff is the sell_sell_table since that is just a table of all the songs in the catalog with tons of features. Feel free to add what you think could help predictions!