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For both MMM and CLV, the model constructors take a config dict called model_config. I can find examples this dict in various notebooks, but I cannot find any specification about what keys/values are valid/invalid. Searching for "model_config" in the docs returns the model_config class, which contains nothing but parse_model_config which provides more examples (and a rather unhelpful invalid example) , but no specification. Is this documented anywhere? If so, it should be pointed to in the documentation more thoroughly. If not, it should be documented.
I also see that there are other (potentially nested) config dicts like intercept_tvp_config. Are the specifications of those documented anywhere?
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I guess that is some additional info. But where does one figure out that keys such as "alpha" and "beta" are valid? Or keys like "intercept", "saturation_beta", "saturation_lam", and "likelihood"? And/or when are such key valid and when are they invalid? Are they model-dependent? Are they tied to choices about the adstock and/or saturation functions?
For both MMM and CLV, the model constructors take a config dict called
model_config
. I can find examples this dict in various notebooks, but I cannot find any specification about what keys/values are valid/invalid. Searching for "model_config" in the docs returns themodel_config
class, which contains nothing but parse_model_config which provides more examples (and a rather unhelpful invalid example) , but no specification. Is this documented anywhere? If so, it should be pointed to in the documentation more thoroughly. If not, it should be documented.I also see that there are other (potentially nested) config dicts like
intercept_tvp_config
. Are the specifications of those documented anywhere?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: