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These plots represent the most typical sequences for each cohort. We have one color for each class (level). The height represents the proportion of cases. The number of the upper-left part indicates the proportion of the data represented in this plot.
As we can see, there are obvious patterns by age group-sex combination. Let's direct our attention towards the ones in the lower part (male plots). Evidently, the majority of them stay in the Level-1 group forever (lower tall bars); a substantial amount spend most of their time in Level 1, although they sometimes switch to either group L2 (orange) or close their accounts (green). Clearly, the 18-25 age range is much more stable and less prone to jumping into other memberships. ...
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