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    Considering the level of competition in Business-to-Consumer (B2C) E-commerce environment and the investments required to attract new customers‚ firms are focusing on reducing their customer churn rate. Churn rate is the ratio of customers who part away with the firm in a specific time period. One of the best mechanism to retain current customers is to identify any potential churn and respond fast. Detecting early signs of a potential churn‚ recognizing what the customer is looking for by the switch

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    document all content not your own‚ whether the attributions are for direct quotes‚ a chart‚ a picture or paraphrased content. Epagogix: Predictive Analytics for the Movies Prepared for MSIT 3820 / MSPC 3920 Business Intelligence Pat Gillogly‚ Instructor Mary A. Student May 8‚ 2015 Introduction: The purpose of this paper is to explore the use of predictive analytics‚ and specifically artificial neural networks (ANN)‚ by UK-based industry analyst Epagogix‚ to determine the economic viability of

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    Dropbox Assignment 4: Crystal Ball‚ Clairvoyant‚ Fortune Telling . . . Can Predictive Analytics Deliver the Future? 1. Many predictive analytic models are based on neural network technologies. What is the role of neural networks in predictive analytics? How can neural networks help predict the likelihood of future events. In answering these questions‚ specifically reference Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee? Predictive analytics can be helped with neural networks when there is a very large

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    CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Introduction Condition Monitoring is a technique of monitoring the operating characteristics of plants‚ equipment or systems in such a way that changes in the monitored characteristics can be used to predict the need for maintenance before a serious deterioration or breakdown occurs. It aims at detecting condition leading to catastrophic breakdown and loss of service‚ reducing maintenance overhauls‚ fine tuning of operating equipment‚ increasing production and operating

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    JMH follows different predictive models in order to enhance customer experience‚ and to increase customer referral as well. I will address 2 examples on how JMH uses predictive models. JMH created a predictive model based on member’s use of the ER (Emergency Room) services‚ it has been identified that if a patient has a constant use of the ER is more likely to become a mental health insurance user‚ with this information JMH is able to target recurrent users of the ER as potential members. The other

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    Linear Predictive Coding Jeremy Bradbury December 5‚ 2000 0 Outline I. II. Proposal Introduction A. Speech Coding B. Voice Coders C. LPC Overview III. Historical Perspective of Linear Predictive Coding A. B. C. IV. V. VI. History of Speech & Audio Compression History of Speech Synthesis Analysis/Synthesis Techniques Human Speech Production LPC Model LPC Analysis/Encoding A. B. C. D. E. Input speech Voice/Unvoiced Determination Pitch Period Estimation Vocal Tract Filter Transmitting the Parameters

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    Information‚ Analysis And Decisions: The Basics Diagnostic Analytics Analysis Why Did it Happen? Predictive Analytics What is Likely To Happen? Descriptive Analytics Prescriptive Analytics What Should I Do About It? What is Happening? Information Analytic Excellence Leads to Better Decisions 5 Information Builders’ View The Five Types of Analytics Prescriptive Skills Levels Predictive Discovery Diagnostic Descriptive Value 6 The Five Types of Analytics It is not about more data

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    no cure at this time for HD; rather‚ care for its symptoms is purely supportive. However‚ a predictive genetic test is available to determine if patients carry the abnormal genetic repeats (Walker‚ 2007). To date‚ only approximately five percent of patients who are potentially at risk for HD choose to pursue this test (Harmon‚ 2007). PROBLEM DEFINITION With the advent of genetic testing and predictive screening exams‚ scientific technology has made it possible for patients to peer into their futures

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    Best Ways to Analyze Data in Order to Improve Decision-Making Descriptive Analysis: Defined as quantitatively describing the main features of a collection of information. Descriptive analysis are distinguished from inferential analysis (or inductive analysis)‚ in that descriptive analysis aim to summarize a sample‚ rather than use the data to learn about the population that the sample of data is thought to represent. Two types of descriptive measures are: 1. Measures of central tendency: used

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    Broken-windows Theory had on Policing? What about the Future? 02/18/2010 Question Response pg. 118 Broken-windows theory is the thought that when low levels of crime and disorder and deviance are not held in check‚ then more serious crime is likely to follow (Roberg‚ Novak‚ Cordner pg. 102). It was a theory proposed by J.Q. Wilson and Kelling in 1982. The broken-windows theory has had an effect on policing in the past‚ and will play a role in how policing is done in the future.

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