Error in mutate_impl(.data, dots) : Evaluation error: 'from' must be a finite number












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I have a large dataset (19945862 obs. of 3 variables) and I am building a time series model for around 50,000 members. Below is the script I am using.



memeberid  date  amount
165595 17471 2
165596 17471 1.99
165596 17471 1.29
165597 17471 0.88
...... 19945858 obs

library(sweep)
library(tidyquant)
library(forecast)
library(timetk)


yearweek <- function(x) structure(floor(52*x + .00001)/52, class = "yearweek")


reaaranging the data by week



ts$date <- as.numeric(ts$date)

weekly_amt_by_member <- ts %>%
mutate(order.week = as_date(yearweek(date))) %>%
group_by(memberid, order.week) %>%
summarise(total.amt = sum(amount))


bundleing the data on memeberid using nest()



weekly_amt_by_member_nest <- weekly_amt_by_member %>%
group_by(memberid) %>%
nest(.key = "data.tbl")


mutate and map memberid bundles and function to ts class object



weekly_amt_by_member_ts <- weekly_amt_by_member_nest %>%
mutate(data.ts = map(.x = data.tbl ,
.f = tk_ts ,
select = -order.week ,
start = 2017 ,
freq = 52))


modelling ets model



weekly_amt_by_member_fit <- weekly_amt_by_member_ts %>%
mutate(fit.ets = map(data.ts , ets))


forecasting the model



weekly_amt_by_member_fcast <- weekly_amt_by_member_fit %>%
mutate(fcast.ets = map(fit.ets , forecast , h = 52))


All the above parts are running without error except the last part (forecasting the model) which is giving me the following error:




Error in mutate_impl(.data, dots) :
Evaluation error: 'from' must be a finite number.











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    I have a large dataset (19945862 obs. of 3 variables) and I am building a time series model for around 50,000 members. Below is the script I am using.



    memeberid  date  amount
    165595 17471 2
    165596 17471 1.99
    165596 17471 1.29
    165597 17471 0.88
    ...... 19945858 obs

    library(sweep)
    library(tidyquant)
    library(forecast)
    library(timetk)


    yearweek <- function(x) structure(floor(52*x + .00001)/52, class = "yearweek")


    reaaranging the data by week



    ts$date <- as.numeric(ts$date)

    weekly_amt_by_member <- ts %>%
    mutate(order.week = as_date(yearweek(date))) %>%
    group_by(memberid, order.week) %>%
    summarise(total.amt = sum(amount))


    bundleing the data on memeberid using nest()



    weekly_amt_by_member_nest <- weekly_amt_by_member %>%
    group_by(memberid) %>%
    nest(.key = "data.tbl")


    mutate and map memberid bundles and function to ts class object



    weekly_amt_by_member_ts <- weekly_amt_by_member_nest %>%
    mutate(data.ts = map(.x = data.tbl ,
    .f = tk_ts ,
    select = -order.week ,
    start = 2017 ,
    freq = 52))


    modelling ets model



    weekly_amt_by_member_fit <- weekly_amt_by_member_ts %>%
    mutate(fit.ets = map(data.ts , ets))


    forecasting the model



    weekly_amt_by_member_fcast <- weekly_amt_by_member_fit %>%
    mutate(fcast.ets = map(fit.ets , forecast , h = 52))


    All the above parts are running without error except the last part (forecasting the model) which is giving me the following error:




    Error in mutate_impl(.data, dots) :
    Evaluation error: 'from' must be a finite number.











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      I have a large dataset (19945862 obs. of 3 variables) and I am building a time series model for around 50,000 members. Below is the script I am using.



      memeberid  date  amount
      165595 17471 2
      165596 17471 1.99
      165596 17471 1.29
      165597 17471 0.88
      ...... 19945858 obs

      library(sweep)
      library(tidyquant)
      library(forecast)
      library(timetk)


      yearweek <- function(x) structure(floor(52*x + .00001)/52, class = "yearweek")


      reaaranging the data by week



      ts$date <- as.numeric(ts$date)

      weekly_amt_by_member <- ts %>%
      mutate(order.week = as_date(yearweek(date))) %>%
      group_by(memberid, order.week) %>%
      summarise(total.amt = sum(amount))


      bundleing the data on memeberid using nest()



      weekly_amt_by_member_nest <- weekly_amt_by_member %>%
      group_by(memberid) %>%
      nest(.key = "data.tbl")


      mutate and map memberid bundles and function to ts class object



      weekly_amt_by_member_ts <- weekly_amt_by_member_nest %>%
      mutate(data.ts = map(.x = data.tbl ,
      .f = tk_ts ,
      select = -order.week ,
      start = 2017 ,
      freq = 52))


      modelling ets model



      weekly_amt_by_member_fit <- weekly_amt_by_member_ts %>%
      mutate(fit.ets = map(data.ts , ets))


      forecasting the model



      weekly_amt_by_member_fcast <- weekly_amt_by_member_fit %>%
      mutate(fcast.ets = map(fit.ets , forecast , h = 52))


      All the above parts are running without error except the last part (forecasting the model) which is giving me the following error:




      Error in mutate_impl(.data, dots) :
      Evaluation error: 'from' must be a finite number.











      share|improve this question
















      I have a large dataset (19945862 obs. of 3 variables) and I am building a time series model for around 50,000 members. Below is the script I am using.



      memeberid  date  amount
      165595 17471 2
      165596 17471 1.99
      165596 17471 1.29
      165597 17471 0.88
      ...... 19945858 obs

      library(sweep)
      library(tidyquant)
      library(forecast)
      library(timetk)


      yearweek <- function(x) structure(floor(52*x + .00001)/52, class = "yearweek")


      reaaranging the data by week



      ts$date <- as.numeric(ts$date)

      weekly_amt_by_member <- ts %>%
      mutate(order.week = as_date(yearweek(date))) %>%
      group_by(memberid, order.week) %>%
      summarise(total.amt = sum(amount))


      bundleing the data on memeberid using nest()



      weekly_amt_by_member_nest <- weekly_amt_by_member %>%
      group_by(memberid) %>%
      nest(.key = "data.tbl")


      mutate and map memberid bundles and function to ts class object



      weekly_amt_by_member_ts <- weekly_amt_by_member_nest %>%
      mutate(data.ts = map(.x = data.tbl ,
      .f = tk_ts ,
      select = -order.week ,
      start = 2017 ,
      freq = 52))


      modelling ets model



      weekly_amt_by_member_fit <- weekly_amt_by_member_ts %>%
      mutate(fit.ets = map(data.ts , ets))


      forecasting the model



      weekly_amt_by_member_fcast <- weekly_amt_by_member_fit %>%
      mutate(fcast.ets = map(fit.ets , forecast , h = 52))


      All the above parts are running without error except the last part (forecasting the model) which is giving me the following error:




      Error in mutate_impl(.data, dots) :
      Evaluation error: 'from' must be a finite number.








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