Purchase Prediction and Item Suggestion based on HTTP sessions in absence of User Information

Esmailian, Pouya; Jalili, Mahdi

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“…Suh et al (2004) created model attributes using Association Rules (AR) and applied a combination of different ML models; DT, NN, and Logistic Regression, and found that ML models performed better when these ML models are combined. When ML models are trained using anonymous sessions with extracted session features for purchase prediction for anonymous users, ML models performed well despite user anonymity (Yagci et al 2015;Romov and Sokolov 2015;Esmailian and Jalili 2015;Pálovics et al 2015).…”

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“…Studies have proposed methods for purchase prediction in the literature in the last few years (Rust et al 2011;Esmailian and Jalili 2015;Lo et al 2016;Brodén et al 2018;Mokryn et al 2019;Martínez et al 2020;Esmeli et al 2020). However, most of these methods are offline and try to predict purchase from completed sessions (after the shopper has left the website) in order to define a followup action.…”

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Towards early purchase intention prediction in online session based retailing systems

2020

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Purchase prediction has an important role for decision-makers in e-commerce to improve consumer experience, provide personalised recommendations and increase revenue. Many works investigated purchase prediction for session logs by analysing users’ behaviour to predict purchase intention after a session has ended. In most cases, e-shoppers prefer to be anonymous while browsing the websites and after a session has ended, identifying users and offering discounts can be challenging. Therefore, after a session ends, predicting purchase intention may not be useful for the e-commerce strategists. In this work, we propose and develop an early purchase prediction framework using advanced machine learning models to investigate how early purchase intention in an ongoing session can be predicted. Since users could be anonymous, this could help to give real-time offers and discounts before the session ends. We use dynamically created session features after each interaction in a session, and propose a utility scoring method to evaluate how early machine learning models can predict the probability of purchase intention. The proposed framework is validated with a real-world dataset. Computational experiments show machine learning models can identify purchase intention early with good performance in terms of Area Under Curve (AUC) score which shows success rate of machine learning models on early purchase prediction.

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2020

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“…Surfing session includes as well as matched session-thing highlights were fused for buy forecasts. Esmailian and Jalili[9] suggested a RF demonstrate for foreseeing if a perusing Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) session prompts buy occasion or not. The projected strategy deal with comparative items the equivalent by aggregating their development all the while.…”

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A Novel Purchase Target Prediction System using Extreme Gradient Boosting Machines

Sharma¹,

Prasanna²

2019

IJITEE

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In recent days, electronic business (E-trade) gives more changeto buyers as well as opens doors in web based promoting and advertising. Online promoters can see increasingly about buyer inclinations, dependent on their day by day web-based shopping and surfing. The advancement of big data and distributed computing systems further engage promoters and advertisers to have an information driven and purchaser explicit inclination proposal dependent on the web-basedsurfing narratives. In this article, a decision supportive network is proposed to anticipate a customer buy intentionin the middle of surfing. The proposed decision support framework classifies surfing sessions into sales based and common methods utilizing extreme boosting machines. The proposed technique further demonstrates its solid forecasting ability contrasted with other benchmark calculations which includes logistic retrogression and conventional ensemble brands. The suggested technique can be executed in actual time offering calculations for web-based publicizing methodologies. Promotion on surfing session with potential buying expectation enhance the successfulof ads. Keywords - purchase intention forecast, big data, decision trees machine learning, extreme gradient boosting machines.

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A scalable purchase intention prediction system using extreme gradient boosting machines with browsing content entropy

Zheng¹,

Liu²

2018

2018 IEEE International Conference on Consumer Electronics (ICCE)

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Purchase Prediction and Item Suggestion based on HTTP sessions in absence of User Information

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

Towards early purchase intention prediction in online session based retailing systems

Towards early purchase intention prediction in online session based retailing systems

A Novel Purchase Target Prediction System using Extreme Gradient Boosting Machines

A scalable purchase intention prediction system using extreme gradient boosting machines with browsing content entropy

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