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Data Science for Marketing Analytics

Name: Data Science for Marketing Analytics
ISBN: 9781789959413

by Tommy Blanchard, Debasish Behera, Pranshu Bhatnagar

March 2019

Beginner to intermediate

420 pages

7h 19m

English

Packt Publishing

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Preface
About the BookAbout the AuthorsObjectivesAudienceApproachMinimum Hardware RequirementsSoftware RequirementsConventionsInstallation and SetupInstalling the Code BundleAdditional Resources
Chapter 1
Data Preparation and CleaningIntroductionData Models and Structured DatapandasImporting and Exporting Data With pandas DataFramesViewing and Inspecting Data in DataFramesExercise 1: Importing JSON Files into pandasExercise 2: Identifying Semi-Structured and Unstructured DataStructure of a pandas SeriesData ManipulationSelecting and Filtering in pandasCreating Test DataFrames in PythonAdding and Removing Attributes and ObservationsExercise 3: Creating and Modifying Test DataFramesCombining DataHandling Missing DataExercise 4: Combining DataFrames and Handling Missing ValuesApplying Functions and Operations on DataFramesGrouping DataExercise 5: Applying Data TransformationsActivity 1: Addressing Data SpillingSummary
Chapter 2
Data Exploration and VisualizationIntroductionIdentifying the Right AttributesExercise 6: Exploring the Attributes in Sales DataGenerating Targeted InsightsSelecting and Renaming AttributesTransforming ValuesExercise 7: Targeting Insights for Specific Use CasesReshaping the DataExercise 8: Understanding Stacking and UnstackingPivot TablesVisualizing DataExercise 9: Visualizing Data With pandasVisualization through SeabornVisualization with MatplotlibActivity 2: Analyzing AdvertisementsSummary
Chapter 3
Unsupervised Learning: Customer SegmentationIntroductionCustomer Segmentation MethodsTraditional Segmentation MethodsUnsupervised Learning (Clustering) for Customer SegmentationSimilarity and Data StandardizationDetermining SimilarityStandardizing DataExercise 10: Standardizing Age and Income Data of CustomersCalculating DistanceExercise 11: Calculating Distance Between Three CustomersActivity 3: Loading, Standardizing, and Calculating Distance with a Datasetk-means ClusteringUnderstanding k-means ClusteringExercise 12: k-means Clustering on Income/Age DataHigh-Dimensional DataExercise 13: Dealing with High-Dimensional DataActivity 4: Using k-means Clustering on Customer Behavior DataSummary
Chapter 4
Choosing the Best Segmentation ApproachIntroductionChoosing the Number of ClustersSimple Visual InspectionExercise 14: Choosing the Number of Clusters Based on Visual InspectionThe Elbow Method with Sum of Squared ErrorsExercise 15: Determining the Number of Clusters Using the Elbow MethodActivity 5: Determining Clusters for High-End Clothing Customer Data Using the Elbow Method with the Sum of Squared ErrorsDifferent Methods of ClusteringMean-Shift ClusteringExercise 16: Performing Mean-Shift Clustering to Cluster Datak-modes and k-prototypes ClusteringExercise 17: Clustering Data Using the k-prototypes MethodActivity 6: Using Different Clustering Techniques on Customer Behavior DataEvaluating ClusteringSilhouette ScoreExercise 18: Calculating Silhouette Score to Pick the Best k for k-means and Comparing to the Mean-Shift AlgorithmTrain and Test SplitExercise 19: Using a Train-Test Split to Evaluate Clustering PerformanceActivity 7: Evaluating Clustering on Customer Behavior DataSummary
Chapter 5
Predicting Customer Revenue Using Linear RegressionIntroductionUnderstanding RegressionFeature Engineering for RegressionFeature CreationData CleaningExercise 20: Creating Features for Transaction DataAssessing Features Using Visualizations and CorrelationsExercise 21: Examining Relationships between Predictors and OutcomeActivity 8: Examining Relationships Between Storefront Locations and Features about Their AreaPerforming and Interpreting Linear RegressionExercise 22: Building a Linear Model Predicting Customer SpendActivity 9: Building a Regression Model to Predict Storefront Location RevenueSummary
Chapter 6
Other Regression Techniques and Tools for EvaluationIntroductionEvaluating the Accuracy of a Regression ModelResiduals and ErrorsMean Absolute ErrorRoot Mean Squared ErrorExercise 23: Evaluating Regression Models of Location Revenue Using MAE and RMSEActivity 10: Testing Which Variables are Important for Predicting Responses to a Marketing OfferUsing Regularization for Feature SelectionExercise 24: Using Lasso Regression for Feature SelectionActivity 11: Using Lasso Regression to Choose Features for Predicting Customer SpendTree-Based Regression ModelsRandom ForestsExercise 25: Using Tree-Based Regression Models to Capture Non-Linear TrendsActivity 12: Building the Best Regression Model for Customer Spend Based on Demographic DataSummary
Chapter 7
Supervised Learning: Predicting Customer ChurnIntroductionClassification ProblemsUnderstanding Logistic RegressionRevisiting Linear RegressionLogistic RegressionExercise 26: Plotting the Sigmoid FunctionCost Function for Logistic RegressionAssumptions of Logistic RegressionExercise 27: Loading, Splitting, and Applying Linear and Logistic Regression to DataCreating a Data Science PipelineObtaining the DataExercise 28: Obtaining the DataScrubbing the DataExercise 29: Imputing Missing ValuesExercise 30: Renaming Columns and Changing the Data TypeExploring the DataStatistical OverviewCorrelationExercise 31: Obtaining the Statistical Overview and Correlation PlotVisualizing the DataExercise 32: Performing Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)Activity 13: Performing OSE of OSEMNModeling the DataFeature SelectionExercise 33: Performing Feature SelectionModel BuildingExercise 34: Building a Logistic Regression ModelInterpreting the DataActivity 14: Performing MN of OSEMNSummary
Chapter 8
Fine-Tuning Classification AlgorithmsIntroductionSupport Vector MachinesIntuition Behind Maximum MarginLinearly Inseparable CasesLinearly Inseparable Cases Using KernelExercise 35: Training an SVM Algorithm Over a DatasetDecision TreesExercise 36: Implementing a Decision Tree Algorithm Over a DatasetImportant Terminology of Decision TreesDecision Tree Algorithm FormulationRandom ForestExercise 37: Implementing a Random Forest Model Over a DatasetActivity 15: Implementing Different Classification AlgorithmsPreprocessing Data for Machine Learning ModelsStandardizationExercise 38: Standardizing DataScalingExercise 39: Scaling Data After Feature SelectionNormalizationExercise 40: Performing Normalization on DataModel EvaluationExercise 41: Implementing Stratified k-foldFine-Tuning of the ModelExercise 42: Fine-Tuning a ModelActivity 16: Tuning and Optimizing the ModelPerformance MetricsPrecisionRecallF1 ScoreExercise 43: Evaluating the Performance Metrics for a ModelROC CurveExercise 44: Plotting the ROC CurveActivity 17: Comparison of the ModelsSummary
Chapter 9
Modeling Customer ChoiceIntroductionUnderstanding Multiclass ClassificationClassifiers in Multiclass ClassificationExercise 45: Implementing a Multiclass Classification Algorithm on a DatasetPerformance MetricsExercise 46: Evaluating Performance Using Multiclass Performance MetricsActivity 18: Performing Multiclass Classification and Evaluating PerformanceClass Imbalanced DataExercise 47: Performing Classification on Imbalanced DataDealing with Class-Imbalanced DataExercise 48: Visualizing Sampling TechniquesExercise 49: Fitting a Random Forest Classifier Using SMOTE and Building the Confusion MatrixActivity 19: Dealing with Imbalanced DataSummary

Appendix
Chapter 1: Data Preparation and CleaningActivity 1: Addressing Data SpillingChapter 2: Data Exploration and VisualizationActivity 2: Analyzing AdvertisementsChapter 3: Unsupervised Learning: Customer SegmentationActivity 3: Loading, Standardizing, and Calculating Distance with a DatasetActivity 4: Using k-means Clustering on Customer Behavior DataChapter 4: Choosing the Best Segmentation ApproachActivity 5: Determining Clusters for High-End Clothing Customer Data Using the Elbow Method with the Sum of Squared ErrorsActivity 6: Using Different Clustering Techniques on Customer Behavior DataActivity 7: Evaluating Clustering on Customer Behavior DataChapter 5: Predicting Customer Revenue Using Linear RegressionActivity 8: Examining Relationships between Storefront Locations and Features about their AreaActivity 9: Building a Regression Model to Predict Storefront Location RevenueChapter 6: Other Regression Techniques and Tools for EvaluationActivity 10: Testing Which Variables are Important for Predicting Responses to a Marketing OfferActivity 11: Using Lasso Regression to Choose Features for Predicting Customer SpendActivity 12: Building the Best Regression Model for Customer Spend Based on Demographic DataChapter 7: Supervised Learning: Predicting Customer ChurnActivity 13: Performing OSE from OSEMNActivity 14: Performing MN of OSEMNChapter 8: Fine-Tuning Classification AlgorithmsActivity 15: Implementing Different Classification AlgorithmsActivity 16: Tuning and Optimizing the ModelActivity 17: Comparison of the ModelsChapter 9: Modeling Customer ChoiceActivity 18: Performing Multiclass Classification and Evaluating PerformanceActivity 19: Dealing with Imbalanced Data

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Data Science for Marketing Analytics covers every stage of data analytics, from working with a raw dataset to segmenting a population and modeling different parts of it based on the segments.

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