Narwhals support for CLV aggregation

[williambdean]

Description

Still a work in progress.

The LazyFrame like libraries will require a provided observation_end_date. However, that can be found outside of the

Still building out the functionality for the:

• remove first observation - mean with nans might differ in the backends

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📚 Documentation preview 📚: https://pymc-marketing--1809.org.readthedocs.build/en/1809/

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[juanitorduz]

OMG! 100% yes! 🥳

[ColtAllen]

OMG! 100% yes! 🥳

Indeed, thanks for starting this!

Do you think the current pandas functions should still be retained for a time even after this is merged? Also, it seems like the PR description in the original message requires more details.

[williambdean]

Do you think the current pandas functions should still be retained for a time even after this is merged? Also, it seems like the PR description in the original message requires more details.

I was just doing some comparisons of the two at the moment. However, I think that the new one should just take it's place.