Data Science Asked by Retro Invader on March 2, 2021
So I do have data like this:
With the help of distinct order IDs, I can figure out how many orders are there and from units shipped, I can get the number of items in the order. Now I want to predict future orders having x items for different ranges (e.g. 1-10 items, 10-20 items, 20+ items). Like tomorrow there might be 6 orders one of them will have 1-10 items, 4 will have 10-20 items and one will have 20+ items. The problem is I can predict them (using LSTM for now) separately using data for only those kind of orders but they obviously do not sum up to the amount predicted by model for totals. So how can I link them up so that total sums up to the values from the individual models?
Approach I am currently using:
I just predict orders for each item range and then manually sum them up. This way they do sum up but error accumulates
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