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I am trying to access the "Degree" and "Experience Title Level" datasets from the "Person" primary dataset from People Data Labs, among others. I have been able to successfully access the other datasets, but the two I just mentioned only say "This dataset is not ready for download yet. Please try again later." when I click the "get data" button.

I just went to download the auto ownership data and consumer profiles (both Infutor), and when I click on get data, it says "The data provider requires that no more than 99% of the total row count be downloaded at one time."

Hi Dewey Team,

Hi! I used to work with an old version of Advan Foot Traffic data (Weekly Patterns) and later switched to Weekly Patterns Plus. Unfortunately, I found some significant differences that I'd like to examine. Could you help me gain access to the Weekly Patterns data?

Hello,

I am looking through the Infutor Auto Ownership dataset and wanted to ask about the coverage of the information given. When looking at California specifically, it seems like there are discrepancies. Specifically on Battery electric vehicles, the California Electric Commission published new registrations of BEVs in the range of 160-350k per year in the years 2021 - 2025, while the Infutor dataset only has around 100-300 cars that meet this criteria, which is orders of magnitude less.

Dear Dewey Support Team,

I am exploring the PDI data and I notice that there is a Shopper ID dataset which contains linkage variables to the Payment and Transaction Set data files. But in those data files, I don't find a variable for linkage to Shopper ID. Has anyone encountered this issue? Is there a way to incorporate Shopper ID into the transactions dataset?

When I download the sample, it has mean_spend_per_customer_by_frequency mean_spend_per_customer_by_income median_spend_per_customer median_spend_per_transaction among other columns. When I downloaded the full data and look at parquet files, these and many columns are missing. What is happening? I was to get data on mean and median customer spend. Can you help?

Hi Dewey Team,