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funneljoin: Defining a Tidy Grammar of Funnels ...

funneljoin: Defining a Tidy Grammar of Funnels in R

An introduction to the R package funneljoin, which makes it easy and fast to analyze series of events.

Emily Robinson

November 08, 2019
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  1. What is a funnel? A funnel is a set of

    events by users over time
  2. E-Commerce company redesigning the homepage ➔ Potential questions: ➔ What’s

    the last page people visit before coming to the homepage? ➔ What are all the product pages people see after the homepage? ➔ How many people who visit the homepage go on to buy something? ➔ What if we limit that to buy within two days?
  3. Some other “first this than that” questions ➔ Which salmon

    migrated to station 1 then station 3 before station 2? ➔ What drugs did people take in the last month before starting drug X? ➔ What was the last ad clicked before registering? ➔ What companies had their stock hit $100 per share then drop to $40?
  4. Old workflow ➔ When was each user’s first landing and

    their first registration afterward? 1. Filter landed for the first row per user 2. Left join with registered on user_id 3. Filter for timestamp.y > timestamp.x or NA 4. Filter for first row of timestamp.y
  5. Old workflow ➔ Who registered the first time ever after

    their last landing? 1. Filter landed for the last row per user 2. Filter registered for first row per user 3. Left join with registered on user_id 4. Filter for timestamp.y > timestamp.x or NA
  6. after_join() ➔ When was each user’s first landing and their

    first registration afterward? ➔ Table 1 ➔ Table 2 ➔ User column names(s) ➔ Time column name(s) ➔ Type of afterjoin
  7. after_join() structure ➔ When was each user’s first landing and

    their first registration afterward? ➔ Table 1 ➔ Table 2 ➔ User column names(s) ➔ Time column name(s) ➔ Type of afterjoin
  8. 16 types of funnels Table 1 type Table 2 type

    First (ever) First (ever) Last (ever) Last (ever) Any (all) Any (all) Lastbefore Firstafter Any combination of: