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Ranking Potential Customers Based on Group-Ensemble:
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Article #:    ITJ4205
Number of pages:    79-89 pages
Source:    International Journal of Data Warehousing and Mining, Vol. 4, Issue 2
Author(s):    Zhang, Zhi-Zhuo; Chen, Qiong; Ke,Shang-Fu; Wu, Yi-Jun. Qi, Fei; Zhang, Ying-Peng
Affiliation(s):    South China University of Technology, China; South China University of Technology, China; South China University of Technology, China; South China University of Technology, China; South China University of Technology, China; South China University of Technology, China

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Ranking potential customers has become an effective tool for company decision makers to design marketing strategies. The task of PAKDD competition 2007 is a cross-selling problem between credit card and home loan, which can also be treated as a ranking potential customers problem. This article proposes a 3-level ranking model, namely Group-Ensemble, to handle such kinds of problems. In our model, Bagging, RankBoost and Expending Regression Tree are applied to solve crucial data mining problems like data imbalance, missing value and time-variant distribution. The article verifies the model with data provided by PAKDD Competition 2007 and shows that Group-Ensemble can make selling strategy much more efficient.

 
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