π Project: Comprehensive analysis of customer satisfaction based on a synthetic dataset incorporating various demographic features.
β¨ This project utilizes statistical methods and machine learning techniques to explore the relationships between customer demographics and satisfaction scores.
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Descriptive Statistics:
- Analyzing data distributions, central tendencies (mean, median), and variability (standard deviation) to understand the dataset.
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Hypothesis Testing:
- t-tests used to assess the significance of differences in satisfaction scores based on different customer segments.
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Correlation Analysis:
- Exploring the relationships between demographic features and customer satisfaction using correlation metrics.
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Regression Modeling:
- Applied to model the impact of demographics and product type on customer satisfaction scores.
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Logistic Regression:
- Used to predict binary outcomes (e.g., satisfied vs unsatisfied) based on customer demographics.
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Decision Tree:
- Visualizes the decision-making process for predicting customer satisfaction and allows for easy interpretability.
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Significant Differences:
- Discovered significant differences in satisfaction scores across various product types.
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Effective Predictive Power:
- Demographic features such as age, gender, and income are strong predictors of customer satisfaction.
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Data-Driven Insights:
- This project demonstrates how leveraging data-driven insights can enhance customer experience and inform better decision-making.
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Improved Customer Experience:
- Companies can use this analysis to identify satisfaction drivers and optimize their offerings for specific demographic groups.
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Informed Decision Making:
- Helps businesses tailor their products, services, and marketing efforts based on actionable insights derived from customer data.
- Programming Language: Python
- Libraries Used: Pandas, NumPy, Scikit-learn, Matplotlib, Seaborn
- Machine Learning Techniques: Logistic Regression, Decision Trees
- Statistical Methods: Descriptive Statistics, Hypothesis Testing, Correlation, Regression