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I've been trying to resolve an exercise from a textbook where I am faced with the challenge of count different events between sequential stages of an industrial process.
Information related to the process: A test Subject is made to go through a 3 stage process with stages A, B and C respectively the first one being A, second B and finally C; a test Subject may abandon the process at stages A or B and then start again from point A, each time the process takes place a dataset is created with the IDENTIFICATION of the test subject, the TIMESTAMP in which the stage took place and a unique VISIT_CODE During any stage, a test subject may trigger an "ALERT" and this will be recorded with the TIMESTAMP, ALERT_CODE and test subject IDENTIFICATION.
What is to be calculated: I have to create a code in R to count how many ALERTS where generated by the test subjects between stages A and B, between stages B and C and finally how many ALERTS where generated after C. Please note that a test subject may at some point abandon the process to later on start again from point A.
The textbook gives a HINT: "Take a closer look at the stage a test subject is currently to then determine if the ALERT is generated from stage A and before a stage B and also if the test subject triggers an ALERT after stage B and before stage C, but keep in mind that if a test subject abandons at stage A and triggers an ALERT if the TIMESTAMP of that ALERT is smaller than their next attempt at stage A then it should be credited as an ALERT after a stage A"
as another hint, the textbook reveals that the ALERTS after Stage C where only 1 and that it was trigger by test subject W-6 with ALTER_CODE AYUJ-3915716168. The datasets are:
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Answered 2021-Jul-12 at 08:37Here is a data.table
apprioach, resulting in a list of alerts after a-b-c..
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You can use jddd like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the jddd component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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