PREDICTIVE MODELING OF CUSTOMER PURCHASE BEHAVIOR USING RETAIL DATA MINING METHODS
Keywords:
Demand-based pricing, Dynamic pricing, Machine learning, Reinforcement learning, Contextual bandits, Price elasticity modeling, E-commerce analytics, Real-time pricing systemsAbstract
This research examines the process of predicting consumer behavior by utilizing retail data mining to evaluate a substantial quantity of transactional and customer data in order to identify patterns that can be used to anticipate future purchases. This project employs a variety of sophisticated machine learning techniques, such as clustering, classification, and association rule mining, to accurately classify clients, ascertain their preferences, and forecast purchasing trends. The research demonstrates the potential of behavioral, demographic, and historical sales data to enhance targeted marketing, assist in strategic decision-making, and enhance inventory management. By utilizing predictive and educated data, this method enables retailers to increase consumer engagement and generate additional revenue.
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