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Starbucks_CapstoneProject

Capstone project for the udacity data scientist nanodegree, starbucks capstone challenge, introduction.

Starbucks has provided a dataset that emulates the behavior of customers using the Starbucks rewards mobile app. The Starbucks app provides a way to advertise and share offers with the customers. Customers can also use it to pay at the stores. Starbucks sends different types of advertisement and offers once every few days to their customers. A customer might get one of the following:

• Informational offer (i.e., mere advertisement)
• Discount offer
• Buy one get one free (BOGO) offer

Discount and BOGO offers have a challenge, that is, the customer must make a minimum purchase before it can redeem the offer. Additionally, each offer has an expiration date. In the case of the informational offers, the expiration date is when the customer stop feeling the influence of the advertisement.

The data provided includes the demographics of each customer, the app activity of customers for a period of 30 days. It includes the timestamps of when a costumer received, viewed and completed an offer, when a purchase was done, and the amount of money spent.

Problem Statement

The goal of sending advertisement and offers to customers is to increase the customer purchases. However, it would be naive to send all offers to all customers at the same time. The goal of the project is to take advantage of the transactions and demographics data to determine the offers that should be targeted to different groups of customers.

The following data files have been provided and included in the project’s repo

• portfolio.json contains the details of each offer: duration, reward, type, etc
• profile.json contains demographic information of customer
• transcript.json contains all customers activity: transactions, offers received, offers viewed, and offers completed.

The datasets were cleaned and merged in a way that each row includes customers activity, customers demographics and offers metadata.

Data Analysis

From the datasets, we first note that the simulated data was obtained for a period of 29.75 days, with 306,534 events. Each event represents a transaction, an offer received, an offer viewed, or an offer completed.

The figure shows the distribution of the population based on gender, income and age. We note that around 8,500 customers are male, 6,100 are female and around 200 belong to other gender. In the case of the income, we observe that curve roughly approaches a normal curve with a mean around 65,000 and a standard deviation of 21,000. Finally, the age also seems to approach a normal distribution. It is truncated on the left side of the curve due to the fact that a customer must be 18 years or older to be part of the Starbucks program. The mean of the age is 54 years and the standard deviation is 17.

Now, we observe that the average expense of a single transaction follows a bimodal distribution. The first lobe is centered around $2.5 and the second one around $18. In the case of the distribution of the total expense done by a customer the values seems to decrease exponentially.

When separating the data based on gender, we note that the women make average purchases of $17.5, others of $15 and men of $12. However, we also note that the total amount of money spent by men and women is similar (~85,000) while others spend a fraction of that. This is distributions are directly affected by the number of members of each gender group.

In the case of the average transaction and the total expense, we see that the values increase as the income of the customer increases, which is expected. People that make less than $30,000 have an average transaction of $6 while people making more than $90,000 have transactions of more than $25. In the case of the total expense, the values go from $60 to $180 in the same range of income.

As in the case of income, the spending behavior is similar with age. As the value of age increases so do the average transaction and the total expense values. The average transaction value goes from a value of $8 for people under 20 to a value of $17 for people above

• Similarly, the total expense goes from $80 in a month to almost $140.

The figure above shows the distribution of offers received by customers. We note that each 30,000 discount and bogo offers have been received, and 15,000 informational ones. The latter offer is half of the others since there are only two informational offer and there are four discount and four bogo. Moreover, we note that each offer has been received by around 7,600 customers. This detail is important since the simulated data does not have any bias towards an specific offer, each customer has the same changes of receiving any offer.

Offer Recommendation

Based on the data we have observed, we noticed that different customer groups have different spending habits, that might be influenced by the fact that they received an offer or not. For instance, the correlation coefficient of 0.52 suggest that there is a moderate correlation between the net expense (i.e., total expense - reward received ) and the whether a customer completed an offer or not. Similarly, the correlation with the completion of bogo and discount offers is 0.39 and 0.40 , respectively. Finally, we observe a moderate correlation of 0.38 with the income of the customers.

These correlation indicate that offers should be targeted to customers based on their income or their transaction behavior. To take this into account, a knowledge-based recommendation system was implemented.

Simple System

Initially, we consider a simple system that recommends an offer that has been completed by a group of customers with the highest median of the net expense value. This system assumes a dependency between offer completion and net expense, and aims at maximizing the net expense.

In order to use significant samples, we impose the following conditions:

• Customers with positive net expense.
• Customers with at least 5 transactions completed.
• Only use customers that viewed and completed the offer.

The first condition is due to the fact that some customers received more rewards than the amount of money they spent. This is possible due to the fact that (a) a customer might have multiple offers active at the same time, and (b) a transaction might help multiple offers to reach their goal.

The second condition is necessary so we consider customers engaged with the offer/reward system. Finally, the third condition also targets at considering customer engaged with the system. There are a few customers that completed offers without knowing that they received an offer.

As an example of this simple recommendation system, we call the program and it provides the following list of offers sorted in the order of recommendation.

The output show us that the offer associated to customers with the highest median net expense is B1 , followed by D1 and B2 , the least recommended offer was I2 . Note that the difference in the net expense between the best and worst offers (e.g., B1 and I2 , respectively) is around $55 . We also compared these median values to the customers that do not meet the conditions to be considered part of our recommendation system.

This value is significantly lower to the ones of customers engaged with the offer system.

System with Demographics Consideration

As it is stated before, the net expense variable is also correlated to the income of the customers. So it would make sense to add some filtering to the recommendation system so that it benefits from this data and helps us target more specific users.

The figure shows the average expense of the customers that received, viewed and completed the B2 offer. The received-offer plots consider the customers that received the offer but did not view it. The viewed-offer plots represent the customers that viewed the offer but did not complete it. Finally, the completed-offer plots are for the customers that view and completed the offer.

We note that customers that complete the offer spend significantly more than those that do not. However, for customers that make more than $80,000, the viewed-offer customers spend more in each transaction average than the ones that completed the offer. This might be an indication that a different offer might be a better fit for them.

To incorporate such information to our recommendation system, we add filters that help filter the dataset used in the offer ranking. The filters limit the population based on age, income and gender. For instance, let’s consider two customers that make $95,000 and $100,000, respectively. As we discussed before, the population that makes more than $80,000 might have a different top offer recommended.

The system with filters picks B3 for the customer that makes $95,000 and D2 for the one with $100,000. Let’s take a look a the population net expense plots for the first customer.

Here we note that for an income of $90,000 and $105,000 the average transaction value for completed B3 offers is greater than for viewed offers. In the case of the net expense, the values for completed offers are always greater than the ones for viewed offers.

Finally, in our population analysis, we noted that women make transactions of higher value when compared to men and other genders. Let’s see if that is reflected in our recommendation system.

We note that for men, the offer recommended is the same as the one picked by the simple recommendation system. This might be due to the fact that the total customer population has men as a majority.

In the case of female, the selection changes and it favors D1 , which clearly has higher values of net expense and average transactions. Moreover, when compared with the selection of the simple system, there is a difference of $3.5 in the median net expense.

In the case of other gender, the difference between the simple recommendation system and the one with filters is even higher. We note a difference of $24 between the offers picked by the two systems.

Formal evaluation

In order to formally evaluate these methods, we should pick a control and test groups with real users. The two recommendation systems can be used together. That is, the simple systems should be use for customers that do not provide their personal information, while the one with filters can be used for customers that do.

In this experiment, the control group would be subject to a random distribution of offers in which each user has the same odds of receiving the offer. This distribution mimics the same used to generate the simulated data provided for this analysis. The control group would use the two recommendation systems provided in this project.

For evaluation metrics, we can measure the user engagement by keeping track of the ratio between received offers and viewed-and-completed offers. Also, it would be important to keep track of values that reflect the customer purchase habits such as the net expense, the total number of transactions and the average transaction value. If these recommendation systems are successful we should see a significant improvement in customer/offer engagement as well as an increase in the purchase behavior of the customer.

Conclusions

This project provided a way to implement a real recommendation system from scratch. The process was engaging since it required the implementation of all the steps of the data science methodology. It was interesting as well as difficult to decide what kind of data to use for the analysis. The project could have taken different directions if other aspects of the data were taken into account. For instance, instead of using the net expense and the average transaction value, we could have used the frequency at which offers were completed, or what was the time that customer took to completed an offer after viewing it. This was possible thanks to the timestamps provided in the datasets.

Also, other recommendation systems could have been explored. Modeling the data could have been another choice to recommend offers. This was not picked since the simulated data made a lot of simplifications in comparison to the real app. The mathematical model would have needed considerable adjustments in order to be used in a production systems. Picking metrics and methods than can be used in both the simulated system and the production system was considered in the design.

To improve the recommendation system, we could include other metrics. For instance, the frequency at which offers are completed would add an interesting dimension to the system. Also, our system does not take into account the number of valid offers a customer has a given time. As we noted in our analysis, some customers took advantage of this to maximize the reward received at the least possible expense. To prevent this from happening, the company could limit the number of offers a customer receives, or if the customer has multiple offers, a purchase only helps the completion of a single offer.

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