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How to translate r code to python ? 1. perc % summarize(perc = sum(buyer)/n()) 2. bingo %>% filter(buyer==1) %>% summarize(average_spend = mean(ordersize)) 3. bingo %>%

How to translate r code to python ?

1. perc <- bingo %>% summarize(perc = sum(buyer)/n())

2. bingo %>% filter(buyer==1) %>% summarize(average_spend = mean(ordersize))

3. bingo %>% group_by(ntile(recency, 20)) %>% summarize(avg_recency = mean(recency), perc = mean(buyer)) %>% ggplot(mapping = aes(x = avg_recency,y = perc)) + geom_point()

4. bingo_iq <- tuango %>% mutate(rec_quin_i = ntile(recency, 5), freq_quin_i = ntile(-frequency, 5), mon_quin_i = ntile(-monetary, 5))bingo_iq %>% select(buyer, recency, frequency, monetary, rec_quin_i) %>% slice(1:6)

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