given the simplified data
set.seed(13)
user_id = rep(1:2, each = 10)
order_id = sample(1:20, replace = FALSE)
cost = round(runif(20, 1.5, 75),1)
category = sample( c("apples", "pears", "chicken"), 20, replace = TRUE)
pit = rep(c(0,0,0,0,1), 4)
df = data.frame(cbind(user_id, order_id, cost, category, pit))
user_id order_id cost category pit
1 15 11.6 pears 0
1 5 41.7 apples 0
1 8 51.3 chicken 0
1 2 40.3 pears 0
1 16 7.9 pears 1
1 1 47.1 chicken 0
1 9 3.8 apples 0
1 10 35.4 apples 0
1 11 25.8 chicken 0
1 20 48.1 chicken 1
2 7 32.6 pears 0
2 18 31.3 pears 0
2 14 69 apples 0
2 4 60.9 chicken 0
2 13 41.2 apples 1
2 17 9.4 pears 0
2 19 34.9 apples 0
2 6 5.3 pears 0
2 3 57.3 apples 0
2 12 7.7 apples 1
I'd like to create columns with cumulative sum of cost and a count of distinct categories since the last time pit == 1. So the result would look like this:
user_id order_id cost category pit cum_cost distinct_categories
1 15 11.6 pears 0 11.6 1
1 5 41.7 apples 0 53.3 2
1 8 51.3 chicken 0 104.6 3
1 2 40.3 pears 0 144.9 3
1 16 7.9 pears 1 152.8 3
1 1 47.1 chicken 0 47.1 1
1 9 3.8 apples 0 50.9 2
1 10 35.4 apples 0 86.3 2
1 11 25.8 chicken 0 112.1 3
1 20 48.1 chicken 1 160.2 3
2 7 32.6 pears 0 32.6 1
2 18 31.3 pears 0 63.9 1
2 14 69 apples 0 132.9 2
2 4 60.9 chicken 0 193.8 3
2 13 41.2 apples 1 235.0 3
2 17 9.4 pears 0 9.4 1
2 19 34.9 apples 0 44.3 2
2 6 5.3 pears 0 49.6 2
2 3 57.3 apples 0 106.9 2
2 12 7.7 apples 1 114.6 2
Ideally, the solution would be in dplyr, but I'm open to other packages / approaches. Big thanks for your help!
Kasia
We can use dplyr. Grouped by 'user_id' and a grouping variable created by taking the cumulative sum of 'pit' and getting its lag, we get the cumsum of 'cost' as 'cum_cost' and the cummax of index of match between the 'category' and unique 'category' as 'distinct_categories.
library(dplyr)
df %>%
group_by(user_id, ind= lag(cumsum(pit), default=0)) %>%
mutate(cum_cost = cumsum(cost),
distinct_categories = cummax(match(category, unique(category))))
# user_id order_id cost category pit ind cum_cost distinct_categories
# <int> <int> <dbl> <chr> <int> <dbl> <dbl> <int>
#1 1 3 49.8 apples 0 0 49.8 1
#2 1 13 14.8 chicken 0 0 64.6 2
#3 1 18 11.4 apples 0 0 76.0 2
#4 1 15 52.6 chicken 0 0 128.6 2
#5 1 11 13.6 chicken 1 0 142.2 2
#6 1 19 26.9 chicken 0 1 26.9 1
#7 1 2 54.9 chicken 0 1 81.8 1
#8 1 1 70.6 chicken 0 1 152.4 1
#9 1 10 55.0 chicken 0 1 207.4 1
#10 1 12 19.7 chicken 1 1 227.1 1
#11 2 8 40.0 pears 0 2 40.0 1
#12 2 16 37.4 pears 0 2 77.4 1
#13 2 20 70.5 pears 0 2 147.9 1
#14 2 5 63.8 apples 0 2 211.7 2
#15 2 14 31.9 apples 1 2 243.6 2
#16 2 17 9.1 chicken 0 3 9.1 1
#17 2 4 21.9 pears 0 3 31.0 2
#18 2 7 52.3 apples 0 3 83.3 3
#19 2 9 43.3 chicken 0 3 126.6 3
#20 2 6 9.9 pears 1 3 136.5 3
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41020670/r-calculate-cumulative-sums-and-counts-since-the-last-occurrence-of-a-value