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I have two questions that I would really appreciate your help with:
For the media response curves generated by robyn_allocator, are those incremental or absolute values? Meaning, a point on a curve with, say, x = $2k and y = 1, does this mean if I spend $2k in addition to the baseline number spent during the date_range I will get an additional 1 conversion, or does it mean if I spend $2k I will get 1 conversion?
Is there a way to do channel-by-channel scenario modeling? Meaning, suppose I'd like to know what the response will be if I spend $X on channel Y while keeping the spend on all the other channels the same. Is there a way to do this?
Thank you!
Natalia
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I guess the answer for 1st question is the latter one;
As for the second question, you can do budget allocation by only changing the upper bound of a specified channel while fixing the upper and lower bound of other channels to 1. Then you can get the uplift result.
Hello,
For the media response curves generated by robyn_allocator, are those incremental or absolute values? Meaning, a point on a curve with, say, x = $2k and y = 1, does this mean if I spend $2k in addition to the baseline number spent during the date_range I will get an additional 1 conversion, or does it mean if I spend $2k I will get 1 conversion?
Is there a way to do channel-by-channel scenario modeling? Meaning, suppose I'd like to know what the response will be if I spend $X on channel Y while keeping the spend on all the other channels the same. Is there a way to do this?
Thank you!
Natalia
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: