@danidarshit wrote:
I am trying to build a model using logistic regression (scikit learn package) on python to predict the output of next combination of code . Below is the sample of data I am using for model building (Actual training dataset is of more than 500 thousand observations with more than 3000 unique codes).
Description:
For the identifier 123 processed with code A1597, the output at code level is 0. Similarly, for same identifier, the output of B6578 is 1 at a code level. At the identifier level for 123, the combined overall output is 0 (if for an identifier, any output at code level is 0, the overall output will be 0. If all codes are having output as 1, the overall output will be 1).
Note: 0=No, 1=Yes, output=code level output, overall_output=identifier level output
I have classified my data into binary values as shown below.
If I have a combination of codes and any code is having the output as 0, then it will be because of other code(s) within the same identifier.
My question is, how would I build the model in such a way when the same combination occurs in future, it will predict the code level output based on the historical pattern? (For ex.: if a code combination for an upcoming identifier is A1597 & B6578, the output for A1597 should be predicted as 0 and for B6578, it should be predicted as 1.)
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