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Assignment #1 Tuscan Lifestyles

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Siyi Liu sl888

Part 1

  1. Logistic regression model

Block 1: Method = Enter

Omnibus Tests of Model Coefficients

Chi-square

df

Sig.

Step 1

Step

6233.253

10

.000

Block

6233.253

10

.000

Model

6233.253

10

.000

Model Summary

Step

-2 Log likelihood

Cox & Snell R Square

Nagelkerke R Square

1

24122.211a

.117

.258

a. Estimation terminated at iteration number 6 because parameter estimates changed by less than .001.

Classification Tablea

Observed

Predicted

Bought "Art History of Florence?"

Percentage Correct

No

Yes

Step 1

Bought "Art History of Florence?"

No

45126

352

99.2

Yes

3838

684

15.1

Overall Percentage

91.6

a. The cut value is .500

Variables in the Equation

B

S.E.

Wald

df

Sig.

Exp(B)

Step 1a

last

-.095

.003

1150.401

1

.000

.910

total$

.001

.000

31.701

1

.000

1.001

gender(1)

-.761

.036

452.515

1

.000

.467

child

-.186

.017

116.097

1

.000

.830

youth

-.113

.026

18.724

1

.000

.893

cook

-.270

.017

249.075

1

.000

.763

do_it

-.539

.027

399.777

1

.000

.583

refernce

.235

.027

78.087

1

.000

1.265

art

1.156

.022

2723.273

1

.000

3.176

geog

.574

.019

950.087

1

.000

1.776

Constant

-1.600

.052

943.311

1

.000

.202

a. Variable(s) entered on step 1: last, total$, gender, child, youth, cook, do_it, refernce, art, geog.

  1. Summary and interpretation
  1. Significance of the model: from the omnibus table, we can see that the Model Chi-Square is statistically significant, given the 0.05 cutoff significance level. We can conclude that the model is statistically significant.
  2. Model Summary: from the Model Summary table we can see that the Nagelkerke R Square is 0.258, which is pretty good in the case of a logistic regression.
  3. Percent Correct Predictions: from the Classification table, we can see that the actual and predicted values are summarized in the table with the percentages of correct classifications. Overall, the model correctly predicts or classifies 91.6% of the purchase. The percent of not buy correctly classified is 99.2%, while the percent of buy correctly predicted is 15.1%.
  4. Variables: from the last table of the logistic regression, we can see that all the variables are significant because all the Sig values are less than 0.05, which is the significance level. The Exp(B) column represents the odds ratio, which measures the effects of the predictors variables. Knowing that positive coefficients will have odds ratio > 1 and negative coefficients will have odds ratio < 1, we can conclude that the total$, refernce, art and geog variables are important. However, the odds ratio of total$ is close to 1, meaning that the coefficient of this variable is near 0. The rest variables have negative coefficients, given that they have odds ratios less than 1.

Part 2 Decile Analysis of Logistic Regression Results

1,2

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3.

Case Summaries

Bought "Art History of Florence?"  

Percentile Group of PRE_1

N

Mean

Sum

1

5000

.39

1935

2

5000

.17

836

3

5000

.10

511

4

5000

.07

368

5

5000

.06

284

6

5000

.04

196

7

5001

.03

139

8

4999

.02

121

9

5000

.02

90

10

5000

.01

42

Total

50000

.09

4522

From the table above we can see that the number of customers is 50,000, the number of buyers is 4522, and the response rate of each decile is shown above.

4.

Case Summaries

Mean  

Percentile Group of PRE_1

Total $ spent

Months since last purchase

# purchases, Children's books

# purchases, Youth books

# purchases, Cookbooks

# purchases, Do-it-yourself books

# purchases, Reference books

# purchases, Art books

# purchases, Geography books

1

257.3526

7.19

1.06

.51

1.07

.47

.56

1.50

1.33

2

224.8692

7.96

.84

.39

.85

.39

.40

.75

.89

3

214.2284

8.62

.79

.37

.80

.37

.38

.48

.70

4

207.6430

8.78

.75

.36

.80

.34

.31

.30

.54

5

199.1118

9.57

.76

.33

.82

.37

.27

.22

.46

6

199.1302

10.94

.75

.36

.86

.39

.26

.16

.39

7

191.3457

12.37

.76

.35

.84

.42

.23

.13

.29

8

191.5499

14.42

.81

.36

.91

.45

.21

.11

.25

9

193.6108

17.86

.96

.41

1.12

.65

.25

.13

.32

10

204.3416

25.87

1.07

.46

1.31

.77

.25

.07

.29

Total

208.3183

12.36

.85

.39

.94

.46

.31

.39

.55

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