exam 3 - chapter 9 Flashcards

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Classification Model

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Classification Model
• Classifies objects into a set of pre-specified object classes (or categories) based on the values of relevant object attributes (features) and objects’class labels
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Oi:

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Oi: contains relevant attribute values
and class labels
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Classes X, Y and Z are

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Classes X, Y and Z are pre-determined

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Benefit of Classification

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Benefit of Classification
• Identifying the class by a single or a small number of data attributes (e.g., gender, age) is manageable by human decision makers, but not when the number of attributes or the number of instances is large.
• Estimating/predicting the class or category of action recipient supports time and cost-effective decision making.
The class will be or is “X” The class will be or is likely to be “X” 3
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Motivating Business Questions, Costs and Benefits

• How do we identify mobile phone service customers who are likely to churn

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Motivating Business Questions, Costs and Benefits
• How do we identify mobile phone service customers who are likely to churn (switch to another carrier)?
• Churn or not: classes of customers
• Which customers: identified by customers’ attribute-value information –e.g., age, income, gender, services subscribed, service utilization, etc.

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Motivating Business Questions, Costs and Benefits

• So what? (churn)

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  • So what?
    • Potential actions –increase or decrease customer service for customers likely to churn
    • Costs –increased service cost or loss of loyal customers
    • Benefits -reduced churn rate or service cost
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Motivating Business Questions, Costs and Benefits

• How do we find customers who are likely to repurchase?

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Motivating Business Questions, Costs and Benefits
• How do we find customers who are likely to repurchase?
• Repurchase or not: classes of customers
• Which customers: identified by customers’ attributes-value information –e.g., recency, frequency and monetary amount of prior purchases (RFM approach)

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Motivating Business Questions, Costs and Benefits

• so what? (repurchase)

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Motivating Business Questions, Costs and Benefits
• so what? (repurchase)
• Potential actions -Target emailing potential repurchase customers; more customer services; offer coupons/incentives
• Costs –Cost of targeting and cost of losing re-purchase transactions
• Benefits –Increase repurchase amounts

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look at charts, formula on slides

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Evaluation Metrics

• Accuracy is the _

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Evaluation Metrics
• Accuracy is the overall correctness of the model and is calculated as the sum of correct classifications divided by the total number of classifications.

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Decision Tree Induction
• The learning of decision trees from ___
[3]

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Decision Tree Induction
• The learning of decision trees from class-labeled training data.
     • Internal node is a test on the attribute.
     • Branch is the outcome.
     • Leaf node holds the
class label.
     • Most are binary but some
are none binary.
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Decision Tree

- mapping principle:

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Decision Tree

• Mapping Principle:Recursively partition the data set so that the subsets contain “pure”data

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