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E-raamat: Modeling Techniques in Predictive Analytics: Business Problems and Solutions with R, Revised and Expanded Edition

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To succeed with predictive analytics, you must understand it on three levels:Strategy and managementMethods and modelsTechnology and codeThis up-to-the-minute reference thoroughly covers all three categories.Now fully updated, this uniquely accessible book will help you use predictive analytics to solve real business problems and drive real competitive advantage. If you’re new to the discipline, it will give you the strong foundation you need to get accurate, actionable results. If you’re already a modeler, programmer, or manager, it will teach you crucial skills you don’t yet have.Unlike competitive books, this guide illuminates the discipline through realistic vignettes and intuitive data visualizations–notcomplex math. Thomas W. Miller, leader of Northwestern University’s pioneering program in predictive analytics, guides you through defining problems, identifying data, crafting and optimizing models, writing effective R code, interpreting results, and more.Every chapter focuses on one of today’s key applications for predictive analytics, delivering skills and knowledge to put models to work–and maximize their value.Reflecting extensive student and instructor feedback, this edition adds five classroom-tested case studies, updates all code for new versions of R, explains code behavior more clearly and completely, and covers modern data science methods even more effectively. All data sets, extensive R code, and additional examples available for download athttp://www.ftpress.com/miller If you want to make the most of predictive analytics, data science, and big data, this is the book for you. Thomas W. Miller’s unique balanced approach combines business context and quantitative tools, appealing to managers, analysts, programmers, and students alike. Miller addresses multiple business cases and challenges, including segmentation, brand positioning, product choice modeling, pricing research, finance, sports, text analytics, sentiment analysis, and social network analysis. He illuminates the use of cross-sectional data, time series, spatial, and spatio-temporal data.You’ll learn why each problem matters, what data are relevant, and how to explore the data you’ve identified. Miller guides you through conceptually modeling each data set with words and figures; and then modeling it again with realistic R programs that deliver actionable insights. You’ll walk through model construction, explanatory variable subset selection, and validation, mastering best practices for improving out-of-sample predictive performance. Throughout, Miller employs data visualization and statistical graphics to help you explore data, present models, and evaluate performance. This edition adds five new case studies, updates all code for the newest versions of R, adds more commenting to clarify how the code works, and offers a more detailed and up-to-date primer on data science methods.Gain powerful, actionable, profitable insights about:Advertising and promotionConsumer preference and choice Market baskets and related purchases Economic forecast

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Today, successful firms win by understanding their data more deeply than competitors do. They compete based on analytics. In Modeling Techniques in Predictive Analytics, Revised Edition, the leader of Northwestern Universitys prestigious analytics program brings together all the up-to-date concepts, techniques, and R code you need to excel in analytics.

Thomas W. Millers balanced approach combines business context and quantitative tools, appealing to managers, analysts, programmers, and students alike. This Revised Edition is updated with new sources throughout, and has been reorganized to be completely modular. Each chapter now stands completely on its own thereby supporting even more flexible learning paths, and helping readers quickly access all the knowledge they need to solve any category of problem.

Miller addresses multiple business challenges and business cases, including segmentation, brand positioning, product choice modeling, pricing research, finance, sports, Web and text analytics, and social network analysis. He illuminates the use of cross-sectional data, time series, spatial, and even spatio-temporal data. For each problem, Miller explains:





Why the problem is significant What data is relevant How to explore your data How to model your data first conceptually, with words and figures; and then with mathematics and programs

Miller walks through model construction, explanatory variable subset selection, and validation, demonstrating best practices for improving out-of-sample predictive performance. He employs data visualization and statistical graphics in exploring data, presenting models, and evaluating performance. Extensive example code is presented in R, todays #1 system for applied statistics, statistical research, and predictive modeling; all code is set apart from other text so its easy to find for those who want it (and easy to skip for those who dont).
Preface v
Figures
ix
Tables
xiii
Exhibits xv
1 Analytics and Data Science
1(13)
2 Advertising and Promotion
14(15)
3 Preference and Choice
29(8)
4 Market Basket Analysis
37(16)
5 Economic Data Analysis
53(14)
6 Operations Management
67(16)
7 Text Analytics
83(24)
8 Sentiment Analysis
107(36)
9 Sports Analytics
143(24)
10 Spatial Data Analysis
167(20)
11 Brand and Price
187(34)
12 The Big Little Data Game
221(4)
A Data Science Methods
225(24)
A.1 Databases and Data Preparation
227(2)
A.2 Classical and Bayesian Statistics
229(3)
A.3 Regression and Classification
232(5)
A.4 Machine Learning
237(2)
A.5 Web and Social Network Analysis
239(2)
A.6 Recommender Systems
241(2)
A.7 Product Positioning
243(2)
A.8 Market Segmentation
245(2)
A.9 Site Selection
247(1)
A.10 Financial Data Science
248(1)
B Measurement
249(14)
C Case Studies
263(20)
C.1 Return of the Bobbleheads
263(1)
C.2 DriveTime Sedans
264(5)
C.3 Two Month's Salary
269(4)
C.4 Wisconsin Dells
273(5)
C.5 Computer Choice Study
278(5)
D Code and Utilities
283(38)
Bibliography 321(34)
Index 355
THOMAS W. MILLER is faculty director of the Predictive Analytics program at Northwestern University. He has designed courses for the program, including Marketing Analytics, Advanced Modeling Techniques, Data Visualization, Web and Network Data Science, and the capstone course. He has taught extensively in the program and works with more than forty other faculty members in delivering training in predictive analytics and data science.

 

Miller is co-founder and director of product development at ToutBay, a publisher and distributor of data science applications. He has consulted widely in the areas of retail site selection, product positioning, segmentation, and pricing in competitive markets, and has worked with predictive models for over 30 years. Millers books include Data and Text Mining: A Business Applications Approach, Research and Information Services: An Integrated Approach for Business, and a book about predictive modeling in sports, Without a Tout: How to Pick a Winning Team.

 

Before entering academia, Miller spent nearly 15 years in business IT in the computer and transportation industries. He also directed the A. C. Nielsen Center for Marketing Research and taught market research and business strategy at the University of WisconsinMadison.

 

He holds a Ph.D. in psychology (psychometrics) and a masters degree in statistics from the University of Minnesota, and an MBA and masters degree in economics from the University of Oregon.