The importance of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) has never been higher. Thus, companies are forced to adopt new strategies to focus on customers, given the competitive climate in which they operate. Also, companies have been able to maintain customer data within large databases that contain all information related to customers, thanks to the tremendous technological development seen recently. Multilevel quantitative association mining is a significant field for achieving motivational associations between data components with multiple abstraction levels. This paper develops a methodology to support CRM to improve the relationship between retail companies and their customers in the retail sector to retain existing customers and attract more new customers, by applying data mining techniques using the genetic algorithm through which an integrated search is performed. The proposed model can be implemented because the proposed model does not need the minimum levels of support and trust required by the user, and it has been confirmed that the algorithm proposed in this research can powerfully create non-redundant fuzzy multi-level association rules, according to the results of these experiments.
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