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    Customer Churn Prediction Model Using Artificial Neural Networks (ANN): A Case Study in Banking

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    Customer Churn has a great impact on banking industries as it accelerates a loss of revenue and customer loyalty. The focus of the research is to create a model for the banking sector using Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs) which can predict if the customer will churn. The prediction is based on the input features and the independent variable of the trained dataset. The hyperparameters are altered during model training using the forward propagation algorithm and cross-validation techniques which enable the model to perform well with respect to accuracy and precision rate. The achieved results illustrate that the suggested model has an accuracy of 86% at predicting customer attrition. In comparison to the logistic regression model outcomes, ANN models are more effective for predicting customer churn in the banking industry. The study suggests vital perceptions of how to employ machine learning approaches to increase client retention and decrease customer churn. Banks can use this model to spot clients who are at risk of churning and take proactive measures to keep them

    Ensembles of probability estimation trees for customer churn prediction

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    Customer churn prediction is one of the most, important elements tents of a company's Customer Relationship Management, (CRM) strategy In tins study, two strategies are investigated to increase the lift. performance of ensemble classification models, i.e (1) using probability estimation trees (PETs) instead of standard decision trees as base classifiers; and (n) implementing alternative fusion rules based on lift weights lot the combination of ensemble member's outputs Experiments ale conducted lot font popular ensemble strategics on five real-life chin n data sets In general, the results demonstrate how lift performance can be substantially improved by using alternative base classifiers and fusion tides However: the effect vanes lot the (Idol cut ensemble strategies lit particular, the results indicate an increase of lift performance of (1) Bagging by implementing C4 4 base classifiets. (n) the Random Subspace Method (RSM) by using lift-weighted fusion rules, and (in) AdaBoost, by implementing both

    Customer churn prediction in telecom using machine learning and social network analysis in big data platform

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    Customer churn is a major problem and one of the most important concerns for large companies. Due to the direct effect on the revenues of the companies, especially in the telecom field, companies are seeking to develop means to predict potential customer to churn. Therefore, finding factors that increase customer churn is important to take necessary actions to reduce this churn. The main contribution of our work is to develop a churn prediction model which assists telecom operators to predict customers who are most likely subject to churn. The model developed in this work uses machine learning techniques on big data platform and builds a new way of features' engineering and selection. In order to measure the performance of the model, the Area Under Curve (AUC) standard measure is adopted, and the AUC value obtained is 93.3%. Another main contribution is to use customer social network in the prediction model by extracting Social Network Analysis (SNA) features. The use of SNA enhanced the performance of the model from 84 to 93.3% against AUC standard. The model was prepared and tested through Spark environment by working on a large dataset created by transforming big raw data provided by SyriaTel telecom company. The dataset contained all customers' information over 9 months, and was used to train, test, and evaluate the system at SyriaTel. The model experimented four algorithms: Decision Tree, Random Forest, Gradient Boosted Machine Tree "GBM" and Extreme Gradient Boosting "XGBOOST". However, the best results were obtained by applying XGBOOST algorithm. This algorithm was used for classification in this churn predictive model.Comment: 24 pages, 14 figures. PDF https://rdcu.be/budK
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