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List of Figures | |
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List of Tables | |
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Preface | |
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Purpose and Process | |
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Database Marketing and Data Mining | |
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Database Marketing | |
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Common Database Marketing Applications | |
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Obstacles to Implementing a Database Marketing Program | |
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Who Stands to Benefit the Most from the Use of Database Marketing? | |
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Data Mining | |
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Two Definitions of Data Mining | |
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Classes of Data Mining Methods | |
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Grouping Methods | |
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Predictive Modeling Methods | |
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Linking Methods to Marketing Applications | |
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A Process Model for Data Mining-CRISP-DM | |
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History and Background | |
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The Basic Structure of CRISP-DM | |
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CRISP-DM Phases | |
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The Process Model within a Phase | |
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The CRISP-DM Phases in More Detail | |
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Business Understanding | |
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Data Understanding | |
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Data Preparation | |
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Modeling | |
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Evaluation | |
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Deployment | |
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The Typical Allocation of Effort across Project Phases | |
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Predictive Modeling Tools | |
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Basic Tools for Understanding Data | |
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Measurement Scales | |
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Software Tools | |
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Getting R | |
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Installing R on Windows | |
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Installing R on OS X | |
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Installing the RcmdrPlugin.BCA Package and Its Dependencies | |
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Reading Data into R Tutorial | |
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Creating Simple Summary Statistics Tutorial | |
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Frequency Distributions and Histograms Tutorial | |
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Contingency Tables Tutorial | |
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Multiple Linear Regression | |
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Jargon Clarification | |
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Graphical and Algebraic Representation of the Single Predictor Problem | |
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The Probability of a Relationship between the Variables | |
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Outliers | |
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Multiple Regression | |
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Categorical Predictors | |
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Nonlinear Relationships and Variable Transformations | |
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Too Many Predictor Variables: Overfitting and Adjusted R<sup>2</sup> | |
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Summary | |
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Data Visualization and Linear Regression Tutorial | |
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Logistic Regression | |
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A Graphical Illustration of the Problem | |
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The Generalized Linear Model | |
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Logistic Regression Details | |
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Logistic Regression Tutorial | |
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Highly Targeted Database Marketing | |
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Oversampling | |
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Overfitting and Model Validation | |
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Lift Charts | |
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Constructing Lift Charts | |
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Predict, Sort, and Compare to Actual Behavior | |
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Correcting Lift Charts for Oversampling | |
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Using Lift Charts | |
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Lift Chart Tutorial | |
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Tree Models | |
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The Tree Algorithm | |
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Calibrating the Tree on an Estimation Sample | |
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Stopping Rules and Controlling Overfitting | |
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Trees Models Tutorial | |
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Neural Network Models | |
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The Biological Inspiration for Artificial Neural Networks | |
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Artificial Neural Networks as Predictive Models | |
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Neural Network Models Tutorial | |
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Putting It All Together | |
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Stepwise Variable Selection | |
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The Rapid Model Development Framework | |
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Up-Selling Using the Wesbrook Database | |
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Think about the Behavior That You Are Trying to Predict | |
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Carefully Examine the Variables Contained in the Data Set | |
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Use Decision Trees and Regression to Find the Important Predictor Variables | |
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Use a Neural Network to Examine Whether Nonlinear Relationships Are Present | |
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If There Are Nonlinear Relationships, Use Visualization to Find and Understand Them | |
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Applying the Rapid Development Framework Tutorial | |
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Grouping Methods | |
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Ward's Method of Cluster Analysis and Principal Components | |
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Summarizing Data Sets | |
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Ward's Method of Cluster Analysis | |
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A Single Variable Example | |
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Extension to Two or More Variables | |
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Principal Components | |
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Ward's Method Tutorial | |
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K-Centroids Partitioning Cluster Analysis | |
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How K-Centroid Clustering Works | |
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The Basic Algorithm to Find K-Centroids Clusters | |
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Specific K-Centroid Clustering Algorithms | |
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Cluster Types and the Nature of Customer Segments | |
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Methods to Assess Cluster Structure | |
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The Adjusted Rand Index to Assess Cluster Structure Reproducibility | |
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The Calinski-Harabasz Index to Assess within Cluster Homogeneity and between Cluster Separation | |
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K-Centroids Clustering Tutorial | |
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Bibliography | |
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Index | |