Question: Data Mining using IBM SPSS Modeler Association Exercises After analyzing Bike data, 1 . What are two items associated each other? 2 . What is

Data Mining using IBM SPSS Modeler
Association Exercises
After analyzing Bike data,
1. What are two items associated each other?
2. What is support of the first item (Antecedent)? How can you interpret the results?
3. What percent is the confidence of the first item (Antecedent)? How can you interpret the results?
4. What percent is the lift of the first item (Antecedent)? How can you interpret the results?
5. Capture the result of the analysis.
Classification Exercises
After analyzing Bike.Customer.Classification.xlsx from D2L
- Choose worksheet: By name: Source Data
- BikeBuyer: change to Target
- Partition: 70% training & 30% testing
- Choose Model: C5.0 in Modeling
- Select Use Partitioned data & unselect Build model for each split
- Choose Decision tree
- In Analysis, select Coincidence matrices,Performance evaluation, and Evaluation metric
1. What are the most important predictors (top 2) to determine purchasing bike?
2. Provide one profile of bike buyers.
3. How much is this analysis accurately classified bike buyers?
4. Is Megan Sanchez likely to purchase the bike? How likely is she to purchase or not to purchase the bike?
5. What can the manager do with these results?
Cluster Exercises
After analyzing Store data,
1. How many clusters are most appropriate?
2. What predictor is the most important to make clusters?
3. Compare the characteristics of each cluster.
Cluster 1 Cluster 2 Cluster N
Sales Turnover
Store Size
Staff Size
Profit Margin
4. Name each cluster based on its own characteristics.
5. Develop strategies to revamp store performance based on characteristics of each cluster.
6. Capture the result of the analysis.

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