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Consider using a logistic regression model to predict whether a potential customer will respond to an offer that costs $1 to mail and is expected to yield $5 revenue if the contact responds. A pilot study has been conducted in which offers were made to people on whom three predictor variables were also measured: R (recency), F (frequency), M (monetary). The resulting logistic regression model estimated from the training data leads to the equation:

• Probability of response = 1/(1+exp(0.50.2R0.1F0.3M))

Six customers in the validation sample are then sorted in order of the probability of a response, and it is possible to calculate how expected responses and net profits change as the number of offers increases, both for sending offers using the ordered customers from the model and for sending offers at random. Note that there were a total of 3 responses from 6 offers in this sample, and total net profit from making all 6 offers is 3561=$9 (remember it costs $1 to mail and is expected to yield $5 revenue if the contact responds). So, for example, making 1 offer to the top person on the list yields 1 response, whereas making 1 offer at random yields (3/6)=0.5 expected responses. Net profit for making 1 offer to the top person on the list yields 1511=$4, whereas making 1 offer at random yields an expected profit of (1/6)9=$1.50. The next three questions will ask you to complete the following entries in the table for the 5th customer in the validation sample.

R	F	M	Prob. of Response	Cumulative Offers	Respond (1: Yes, 0: No)	Model: Responses	Random: Expected Response	Model: Net Profit	Random: Expected Net Profit
1	2	3	0.690	1	1	1	0.5	4	1.5
2	3	1	0.622	2	1	2	1.0	8	3.0
2	2	1	0.599	3	0	2	1.5	7	4.5
1	2	0	0.475	4	1	3	2.0	11	6.0
0	0	1		5	0	3	2.5
0	0	0	0.378	6	0	3	3.0	9	9.0

What is the "Random: Expected Net Profit" for the 5th customer? (Round to one decimal place.) ___________

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