Assessment BUS5PA Predictive Analytics - 2021 BUS5PA Assignment 3 BUS5PA Predictive Analytics – Semester 1, 2021 Assignment 3: Customer Segmentation, Association Rule Mining, and MBA Case Studies...

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PART A: -
Problem: -
With all the data and the cluster analysis done it was found out that the in many clusters there were people from different gender, age group, annual income and spending score. To maximize the sales of the supermarket we need to look into clusters and manage everything according to it.
Approach: -
The variables taken in study are CustomerID, Age, Annual income and spending scores of the
customers. These variables are then checked for skewness. It was fund out that age and annual income were negatively skewed while spending score followed the conditions of normality. To remove skewness from the data we used log transformation on the skewed data. After that variables were normally distributed. Using the cluster diagram, we then plotted the clusters and observed the results. While using the cluster analysis the inputs were standardized. By doing so we bring each and variable to same scale. Each variable has a different scale and in some situations the variable may fall in greater range as compared to others. In order to remove the gap and bring them to a common scale standardization is done.
At first, we used only 4 clusters but the distance of the points from the cluster seed was observed to be high so it was not the optimal number of clusters to divide the data. Clusters are samples which are taken from the main population and divided into groups. Let us say that the we developed 3 clusters that means that the whole data was divided into 3 groups based in selection criteria, these groups are called clusters.
Now when we created 6 clusters each segment has more customers which help in better decision making. The distance of the points from the cluster seed was found to be less and hence we proceed with 6 clusters.
Outcomes: -
According to the cluster analysis done we can observe that the customers are from different age groups, they have different incomes and there spending score is also different. We can allocate our resources accordingly. Let us have a look at the clusters.
In the above figure we can see that there were 6 clusters made. In the first cluster diagram red color represents male and blue color represents the female customers. Taking a look at the first graph we can say that the gender is equally distributed among the cutomers. The second graph shows the age group of the customers. In the second graph it was observed that the young people in the age group of 18 - 35 have the highest frequency. The age group of the people 18 - 35 has the frequency. So, it is safe to say that the targeting should be done on this particular age group of people. This will help the supermarket in reaching a better marketing strategy to increase our sales. Age group 44 – 50 interval has the second highest frequency. Based on the above analysis the marketing strategies should be focused on these age groups. The age group 57 – 64 has the least frequency which means that we don’t need to put in a lot of efforts for this age group. To increase the profits target age group should be 18 – 35 and 44 – 50.
The first graph shows cluster diagram for the annual income of the customers. The income group in the interval 45 - 91 has the maximum potential as customers. Customers falling in this interval comprise of the majority of the people with the membership. Maximum targeting should be done on this particular to increase the results. This group has the maximum purchases and if this group is targeted then it will increase the profits of the supermarket. The second graph shows the cluster diagrams for the spending score of the customers. The interval 106 – 122 has the least frequency and less efforts can be put to target them. For the spending score the interval 1 – 13 and 38 – 62 consists of majority of the people. Focusing on the needs and requirements of this interval will bring in more customers to the supermarket. The interval 25 – 38 and 62 – 75 have the least customers and we can focus less on them.
After taking a look on the segment size we will proceed will further details. Given below is the chart which represents the segment sizes.
The segment 2 has the maximum size...
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