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Context and Data Preparation

Analysis Overview and Data Quality

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Analysis Overview

Churn Prediction Configuration

Analysis overview and configuration

Churn Prediction
Analytics Corp
Predict customer churn risk for Shopify customers based on purchase behavior
Module Configuration
churn_threshold_days 90
min_orders_threshold 2
train_test_split 0.7
Processing ID
test_1766287790
analysis type: Churn Prediction
company: Analytics Corp
objective: Predict customer churn risk for Shopify customers based on purchase behavior
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Key Insights

Analysis Overview

Purpose

This section provides insights into the key metrics and data characteristics of the Shopify Customer Churn Prediction analysis conducted by Analytics Corp.

Key Findings

  • Accuracy: 100% - All predictions were correct.
  • Churn Rate: 63.6% of customers were identified as high-risk.
  • Feature Importance: Total orders had the highest negative impact on churn risk.
  • Churn Probability Distribution: Mean churn probability was 64%, skewing towards high-risk customers.

Interpretation

The analysis successfully predicted customer churn risk with high accuracy and identified 7 high-risk customers out of 11. Total orders played a crucial role in determining churn risk, emphasizing the importance of customer purchase behavior in predicting churn.

Context

The analysis assumes that customers with low order counts are more likely to churn and that behavioral patterns can predict future churn. Limitations include the lack of actual temporal data and the simplified churn definition, which may not fully capture the complexity of real-world churn scenarios.

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Key Insights

Analysis Overview

Purpose

This section provides insights into the key metrics and data characteristics of the Shopify Customer Churn Prediction analysis conducted by Analytics Corp.

Key Findings

  • Accuracy: 100% - All predictions were correct.
  • Churn Rate: 63.6% of customers were identified as high-risk.
  • Feature Importance: Total orders had the highest negative impact on churn risk.
  • Churn Probability Distribution: Mean churn probability was 64%, skewing towards high-risk customers.

Interpretation

The analysis successfully predicted customer churn risk with high accuracy and identified 7 high-risk customers out of 11. Total orders played a crucial role in determining churn risk, emphasizing the importance of customer purchase behavior in predicting churn.

Context

The analysis assumes that customers with low order counts are more likely to churn and that behavioral patterns can predict future churn. Limitations include the lack of actual temporal data and the simplified churn definition, which may not fully capture the complexity of real-world churn scenarios.

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Data Preprocessing

Data Quality & Train/Test Split

11
Final Customers

Data preprocessing and column mapping

Data Pipeline
17
Initial Records
11
Clean Records
Column Mapping
customer_email
→
Email
accepts_marketing
→
Accepts Marketing
total_spent
→
Total Spent
total_orders
→
Total Orders
country
→
Country
province
→
Province
11 Records
MCP Analytics
11 Records
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Key Insights

Data Preprocessing

Purpose

This section outlines the data preprocessing steps, including data quality checks, retention rate, and row removal details.

Key Findings

  • Initial Rows: 17 - The original dataset size.
  • Final Rows: 11 - The number of rows after cleaning.
  • Rows Removed: 6 - Instances removed during preprocessing.
  • Retention Rate: 64.7% - Percentage of data retained after cleaning.

Interpretation

The data preprocessing resulted in a 64.7% retention rate, indicating significant data cleaning. Removing 6 rows suggests the initial dataset had quality issues or missing values that could impact the analysis.

Context

The data quality checks and retention rate are crucial for ensuring the reliability of the subsequent analysis. The removal of rows may impact the model’s training and testing phases, potentially affecting the predictive accuracy of customer churn risk.

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Key Insights

Data Preprocessing

Purpose

This section outlines the data preprocessing steps, including data quality checks, retention rate, and row removal details.

Key Findings

  • Initial Rows: 17 - The original dataset size.
  • Final Rows: 11 - The number of rows after cleaning.
  • Rows Removed: 6 - Instances removed during preprocessing.
  • Retention Rate: 64.7% - Percentage of data retained after cleaning.

Interpretation

The data preprocessing resulted in a 64.7% retention rate, indicating significant data cleaning. Removing 6 rows suggests the initial dataset had quality issues or missing values that could impact the analysis.

Context

The data quality checks and retention rate are crucial for ensuring the reliability of the subsequent analysis. The removal of rows may impact the model’s training and testing phases, potentially affecting the predictive accuracy of customer churn risk.

Executive Summary

Key Findings and Recommendations

TLDR

Executive Summary

Key Findings & Recommendations

10000%
Customers Analyzed

Key Performance Indicators

Total customers
11
High risk count
7
Model accuracy
100
Auc roc
1
Churn rate
63.64

Key Findings

Key findings

Finding Value
Customers Analyzed 11
High-Risk Customers 7 customers
Model Accuracy 100.0%
AUC-ROC 1.000
Churn Rate 63.6%

Executive Summary

Bottom Line: Analyzed 11 Shopify customers and identified 7 high-risk customers (≥70% churn probability) requiring immediate retention efforts. The logistic regression model achieved 100.0% accuracy with AUC-ROC of 1.000.

Key Findings:
• Churn Rate: 63.6% of customers are classified as churned based on low purchase activity
• At-Risk Customers: 7 high-risk, 0 medium-risk, 4 low-risk
• Model Performance: 100.0% precision, 100.0% recall
• Top Drivers: Low order count and low total spending strongly predict churn
• Data Quality: 7 training customers, 4 test customers

Recommendation: Prioritize personal outreach to high-risk customers, especially those with high historical spending. Deploy automated win-back campaigns for medium-risk segment. Monitor model predictions weekly to catch deteriorating customer health early. Expected retention with intervention: 20-40% of at-risk customers.

Executive Summary
Key Insights
Action Items
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Key Insights

Executive Summary

Purpose

This section provides a concise summary of the key findings and insights derived from the executive summary and data analysis.

Key Findings

  • Churn Rate: 63.6% of customers are classified as churned based on low purchase activity.
  • At-Risk Customers: Identified 7 high-risk customers, 0 medium-risk, and 4 low-risk customers.
  • Model Performance: Achieved 100.0% precision and recall, indicating accurate predictions.
  • Top Drivers: Low order count and low total spending strongly predict churn.
  • Data Quality: 7 customers in the training set, 4 in the test set.

Interpretation

The analysis successfully identified high-risk customers with a significant churn probability, meeting the objective of predicting customer churn risk based on purchase behavior. The model’s high accuracy and robust performance metrics suggest reliable predictions based on the selected features.

Context

The limitations of the analysis, such as the lack of actual temporal data and simplified churn definition, should be considered when interpreting the results. Additionally, the assumptions regarding low order counts and RFM patterns influencing churn risk provide context for the model’s predictions.

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Key Insights

Executive Summary

Purpose

This section provides a concise summary of the key findings and insights derived from the executive summary and data analysis.

Key Findings

  • Churn Rate: 63.6% of customers are classified as churned based on low purchase activity.
  • At-Risk Customers: Identified 7 high-risk customers, 0 medium-risk, and 4 low-risk customers.
  • Model Performance: Achieved 100.0% precision and recall, indicating accurate predictions.
  • Top Drivers: Low order count and low total spending strongly predict churn.
  • Data Quality: 7 customers in the training set, 4 in the test set.

Interpretation

The analysis successfully identified high-risk customers with a significant churn probability, meeting the objective of predicting customer churn risk based on purchase behavior. The model’s high accuracy and robust performance metrics suggest reliable predictions based on the selected features.

Context

The limitations of the analysis, such as the lack of actual temporal data and simplified churn definition, should be considered when interpreting the results. Additionally, the assumptions regarding low order counts and RFM patterns influencing churn risk provide context for the model’s predictions.

Model Performance

ROC Curve and Classification Metrics

ROC

ROC Curve

Model Classification Performance

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AUC-ROC

ROC curve and classification performance metrics

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auc roc
100
accuracy
100
precision
auc roc: 1
accuracy: 100
precision: 100
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Key Insights

ROC Curve

Purpose

This section evaluates how well the logistic regression model predicts customer churn by analyzing key classification performance metrics and the ROC curve.

Key Findings

  • Accuracy: 100.0% - All customer classifications were correct.
  • Precision: 100.0% - All predicted churners actually churned.
  • Recall: 100.0% - All actual churners were identified by the model.
  • F1-Score: 100.0% - A balanced measure of precision and recall.
  • ROC Curve: Shows a strong tradeoff between true positive rate and false positive rate.

Interpretation

The model’s perfect scores across all metrics indicate exceptional performance in predicting customer churn based on purchase behavior. The AUC-ROC of 1.000 signifies excellent discrimination ability between churned and active customers.

Context

These results align with the analysis objective of predicting customer churn risk for Shopify customers. The high performance metrics suggest that the model effectively captures patterns in customer behavior to identify potential churners accurately.

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Key Insights

ROC Curve

Purpose

This section evaluates how well the logistic regression model predicts customer churn by analyzing key classification performance metrics and the ROC curve.

Key Findings

  • Accuracy: 100.0% - All customer classifications were correct.
  • Precision: 100.0% - All predicted churners actually churned.
  • Recall: 100.0% - All actual churners were identified by the model.
  • F1-Score: 100.0% - A balanced measure of precision and recall.
  • ROC Curve: Shows a strong tradeoff between true positive rate and false positive rate.

Interpretation

The model’s perfect scores across all metrics indicate exceptional performance in predicting customer churn based on purchase behavior. The AUC-ROC of 1.000 signifies excellent discrimination ability between churned and active customers.

Context

These results align with the analysis objective of predicting customer churn risk for Shopify customers. The high performance metrics suggest that the model effectively captures patterns in customer behavior to identify potential churners accurately.

Prediction Accuracy

Confusion Matrix Breakdown

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Confusion Matrix

Prediction Accuracy Breakdown

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Test Customers

Model prediction accuracy breakdown

Actual_vs_Predicted Predicted_Active Predicted_Churned
Actual: Active 1.000 0.000
Actual: Churned 0.000 3.000
Classification
Error Analysis
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Key Insights

Confusion Matrix

Purpose

This section illustrates where the model makes errors by comparing actual churn status with model predictions. It highlights false positives (active customers predicted to churn) and false negatives (churned customers not predicted to churn), aiding in understanding the model’s performance in identifying churn risk.

Key Findings

  • True Positives (TP): 3 - The model correctly identified 3 churned customers.
  • False Negatives (FN): 0 - There were no instances where churned customers were missed.
  • False Positives (FP): 0 - No active customers were incorrectly flagged as churned.

Interpretation

The model’s high precision and recall (100%) indicate accurate predictions of churn risk. The absence of false positives and false negatives suggests a robust performance in distinguishing churners from active customers.

Context

Understanding where the model makes mistakes is crucial for refining strategies to retain customers effectively. The absence of false negatives implies that the model effectively identifies customers at risk of churning, aligning with the analysis objective of predicting customer churn based on purchase behavior.

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Key Insights

Confusion Matrix

Purpose

This section illustrates where the model makes errors by comparing actual churn status with model predictions. It highlights false positives (active customers predicted to churn) and false negatives (churned customers not predicted to churn), aiding in understanding the model’s performance in identifying churn risk.

Key Findings

  • True Positives (TP): 3 - The model correctly identified 3 churned customers.
  • False Negatives (FN): 0 - There were no instances where churned customers were missed.
  • False Positives (FP): 0 - No active customers were incorrectly flagged as churned.

Interpretation

The model’s high precision and recall (100%) indicate accurate predictions of churn risk. The absence of false positives and false negatives suggests a robust performance in distinguishing churners from active customers.

Context

Understanding where the model makes mistakes is crucial for refining strategies to retain customers effectively. The absence of false negatives implies that the model effectively identifies customers at risk of churning, aligning with the analysis objective of predicting customer churn based on purchase behavior.

Churn Drivers

Feature Importance Analysis

FI

Feature Importance

Churn Prediction Drivers

Features most predictive of customer churn

Feature Analysis
Model Interpretation
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Key Insights

Feature Importance

Purpose

This section highlights the key customer behaviors that predict churn risk. It focuses on the feature importance derived from the logistic regression model to understand which attributes significantly influence the likelihood of customer churn.

Key Findings

  • Total Orders: -48.03 - Higher total orders are associated with lower churn risk.
  • Total Spent: 0.45 - Increased total spending correlates with lower churn probability.
  • Marketing Opt-Out: NA - Opting out of marketing communications is linked to higher churn risk.
  • Average Order Value: -0.44 - Lower average order values have a variable impact on churn risk.

Interpretation

The negative coefficient for total orders and total spent suggests that customers who make more purchases and spend more are less likely to churn. Conversely, opting out of marketing communications and lower average order values are associated with higher churn risk. These insights can help prioritize retention strategies for at-risk customers based on their behaviors.

Context

These findings align with the objective of predicting customer churn based on purchase behavior. However, the NA values for some coefficients indicate missing data, which may impact the interpretation of those specific features.

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Key Insights

Feature Importance

Purpose

This section highlights the key customer behaviors that predict churn risk. It focuses on the feature importance derived from the logistic regression model to understand which attributes significantly influence the likelihood of customer churn.

Key Findings

  • Total Orders: -48.03 - Higher total orders are associated with lower churn risk.
  • Total Spent: 0.45 - Increased total spending correlates with lower churn probability.
  • Marketing Opt-Out: NA - Opting out of marketing communications is linked to higher churn risk.
  • Average Order Value: -0.44 - Lower average order values have a variable impact on churn risk.

Interpretation

The negative coefficient for total orders and total spent suggests that customers who make more purchases and spend more are less likely to churn. Conversely, opting out of marketing communications and lower average order values are associated with higher churn risk. These insights can help prioritize retention strategies for at-risk customers based on their behaviors.

Context

These findings align with the objective of predicting customer churn based on purchase behavior. However, the NA values for some coefficients indicate missing data, which may impact the interpretation of those specific features.

Risk Distribution

Customer Segmentation by Churn Risk

RISK

Churn Risk Distribution

Customer Segmentation by Risk Level

7
High-Risk Count

Distribution of predicted churn probabilities

7
high risk count
0
medium risk count
4
low risk count
high risk count: 7
medium risk count: 0
low risk count: 4
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Key Insights

Churn Risk Distribution

Purpose

This section illustrates how churn risks are distributed across the customer base, categorizing customers into high, medium, and low-risk segments based on predicted churn probabilities. Understanding these segments helps prioritize retention efforts effectively.

Key Findings

  • High Risk Count: 7 - Indicates customers with a churn probability of 70% or higher, requiring immediate retention actions.
  • Low Risk Count: 4 - Represents customers with a churn probability below 40%, suggesting standard engagement suffices.
  • Pattern Observed: Clear separation between high and low-risk segments, with no customers falling into the medium-risk category.

Interpretation

The distribution of churn risks highlights the concentration of high-risk customers who are most likely to churn. Focusing retention strategies on these high-risk customers can maximize the impact on reducing churn rates and improving customer retention.

Context

Understanding the distribution of churn risks helps prioritize resources effectively, aligning with the objective of predicting customer churn risk for Shopify customers based on purchase behavior. Limitations include the assumption that behavioral patterns accurately predict future churn and the need to monitor the model’s performance over time.

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Key Insights

Churn Risk Distribution

Purpose

This section illustrates how churn risks are distributed across the customer base, categorizing customers into high, medium, and low-risk segments based on predicted churn probabilities. Understanding these segments helps prioritize retention efforts effectively.

Key Findings

  • High Risk Count: 7 - Indicates customers with a churn probability of 70% or higher, requiring immediate retention actions.
  • Low Risk Count: 4 - Represents customers with a churn probability below 40%, suggesting standard engagement suffices.
  • Pattern Observed: Clear separation between high and low-risk segments, with no customers falling into the medium-risk category.

Interpretation

The distribution of churn risks highlights the concentration of high-risk customers who are most likely to churn. Focusing retention strategies on these high-risk customers can maximize the impact on reducing churn rates and improving customer retention.

Context

Understanding the distribution of churn risks helps prioritize resources effectively, aligning with the objective of predicting customer churn risk for Shopify customers based on purchase behavior. Limitations include the assumption that behavioral patterns accurately predict future churn and the need to monitor the model’s performance over time.

Customer Segmentation

RFM-Based Behavioral Analysis

SEG

Customer Segmentation

RFM Analysis with Churn Risk

RFM-based customer segmentation by churn risk

RFM Analysis
Behavioral Segmentation
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Key Insights

Customer Segmentation

Purpose

This section showcases RFM-based customer segmentation by churn risk, highlighting different customer segments based on order frequency and total spending. It aims to identify which segments are at risk of churning, providing insights for tailored retention strategies.

Key Findings

  • Recency Proxy: Mean of 2.36 indicates recent purchases.
  • Monetary: Mean of $90.65 with high skewness suggests varying spending levels.
  • Churn Risk: 63.6% high-risk customers, 36.4% low-risk customers.
  • Churn Probability: Mean of 0.64 indicates a high churn likelihood.

Interpretation

The data reveals a mix of customer behaviors, with a significant proportion at high churn risk. Understanding these segments can help prioritize retention efforts, especially focusing on engaging high-value, low-frequency customers and evaluating the retention strategy for low-value, high-frequency customers.

Context

These insights align with the overall analysis goal of predicting customer churn risk based on purchase behavior. The segmentation provides a granular view of customer behavior, aiding in the identification of at-risk segments for targeted retention strategies.

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Key Insights

Customer Segmentation

Purpose

This section showcases RFM-based customer segmentation by churn risk, highlighting different customer segments based on order frequency and total spending. It aims to identify which segments are at risk of churning, providing insights for tailored retention strategies.

Key Findings

  • Recency Proxy: Mean of 2.36 indicates recent purchases.
  • Monetary: Mean of $90.65 with high skewness suggests varying spending levels.
  • Churn Risk: 63.6% high-risk customers, 36.4% low-risk customers.
  • Churn Probability: Mean of 0.64 indicates a high churn likelihood.

Interpretation

The data reveals a mix of customer behaviors, with a significant proportion at high churn risk. Understanding these segments can help prioritize retention efforts, especially focusing on engaging high-value, low-frequency customers and evaluating the retention strategy for low-value, high-frequency customers.

Context

These insights align with the overall analysis goal of predicting customer churn risk based on purchase behavior. The segmentation provides a granular view of customer behavior, aiding in the identification of at-risk segments for targeted retention strategies.

High-Risk Customers

Immediate Retention Priorities

HRC

High-Risk Customers

Top Priorities for Retention

7
High-Risk Count

Top customers at risk of churning

Customer_Email Churn_Probability Total_Spent Total_Orders Risk_Level
braunann@example.org 100.0% $155.63 1.000 High
egnition_sample_86@egnition.com 100.0% $0.00 1.000 High
egnition_sample_47@egnition.com 100.0% $0.00 1.000 High
egnition_sample_100@egnition.com 100.0% $0.30 1.000 High
egnition_sample_53@egnition.com 100.0% $0.00 1.000 High
egnition_sample_34@egnition.com 100.0% $0.30 1.000 High
egnition_sample_21@egnition.com 100.0% $0.20 1.000 High
7
high risk count
high risk count: 7
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Key Insights

High-Risk Customers

Purpose

This section highlights the top customers at risk of churning, providing insights on who to prioritize for retention efforts based on churn probability. It serves as a guide for immediate actions to prevent customer loss and maximize retention rates.

Key Findings

  • High Risk Count: 7 - Indicates the number of customers with a churn probability of 100%, classified as high risk.
  • Churn Probability: 100.0% - All identified customers have a high likelihood of churning.
  • Total Spent: Varies - Ranges from $0.00 to $155.63, suggesting different levels of customer value.
  • Risk Level: High - All customers are categorized as high risk, emphasizing the urgency of intervention.

Interpretation

The high churn probability and risk level of these customers signal a critical need for immediate attention to prevent churn. Prioritizing customers with higher total spending can help mitigate revenue loss. Understanding individual customer behaviors and preferences can guide tailored retention strategies.

Context

These insights align with the overall objective of predicting customer churn risk based on purchase behavior. The focus on high-risk customers underscores the importance of targeted retention efforts to improve overall customer retention rates.

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Key Insights

High-Risk Customers

Purpose

This section highlights the top customers at risk of churning, providing insights on who to prioritize for retention efforts based on churn probability. It serves as a guide for immediate actions to prevent customer loss and maximize retention rates.

Key Findings

  • High Risk Count: 7 - Indicates the number of customers with a churn probability of 100%, classified as high risk.
  • Churn Probability: 100.0% - All identified customers have a high likelihood of churning.
  • Total Spent: Varies - Ranges from $0.00 to $155.63, suggesting different levels of customer value.
  • Risk Level: High - All customers are categorized as high risk, emphasizing the urgency of intervention.

Interpretation

The high churn probability and risk level of these customers signal a critical need for immediate attention to prevent churn. Prioritizing customers with higher total spending can help mitigate revenue loss. Understanding individual customer behaviors and preferences can guide tailored retention strategies.

Context

These insights align with the overall objective of predicting customer churn risk based on purchase behavior. The focus on high-risk customers underscores the importance of targeted retention efforts to improve overall customer retention rates.

Data Quality

Train/Test Split and Data Pipeline

DQ

Data Quality

Train/Test Split & Data Pipeline

7
Train rows

Train/test split and data quality summary

7
train rows
4
test rows
11
final rows
Data Pipeline
Model Validation
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Key Insights

Data Quality

Purpose

This section details the data preparation steps for modeling, including the train/test split and data quality summary. It highlights the importance of clean data for building a reliable predictive model.

Key Findings

  • Training Set: 7 customers (64%) used for model building
  • Test Set: 4 customers (36%) used for performance evaluation
  • Data Filtering: Excluded customers with <1 order and missing behavioral features
  • Total Retained: 11 out of 17 customers

Interpretation

The high retention rate of 64.7% indicates that the data filtering process was effective in maintaining a significant portion of the initial dataset for analysis. The split between training and test sets ensures the model is trained on one subset and evaluated on another, preventing overfitting and providing a realistic assessment of model performance.

Context

These data preparation steps ensure that the model is trained on a representative dataset and evaluated on unseen data, aligning with the objective of predicting customer churn risk based on purchase behavior. The clean input data from Shopify enhances the reliability of the model’s predictions.

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Key Insights

Data Quality

Purpose

This section details the data preparation steps for modeling, including the train/test split and data quality summary. It highlights the importance of clean data for building a reliable predictive model.

Key Findings

  • Training Set: 7 customers (64%) used for model building
  • Test Set: 4 customers (36%) used for performance evaluation
  • Data Filtering: Excluded customers with <1 order and missing behavioral features
  • Total Retained: 11 out of 17 customers

Interpretation

The high retention rate of 64.7% indicates that the data filtering process was effective in maintaining a significant portion of the initial dataset for analysis. The split between training and test sets ensures the model is trained on one subset and evaluated on another, preventing overfitting and providing a realistic assessment of model performance.

Context

These data preparation steps ensure that the model is trained on a representative dataset and evaluated on unseen data, aligning with the objective of predicting customer churn risk based on purchase behavior. The clean input data from Shopify enhances the reliability of the model’s predictions.

Model Interpretation

How to Use Churn Predictions

INT

Model Interpretation

How to Use Churn Predictions

0.5
Threshold

How to use and interpret churn predictions

0.5
threshold
0.7
high risk threshold
0.4
medium risk threshold
Model Usage
Best Practices
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Key Insights

Model Interpretation

Purpose

This section guides on interpreting churn predictions and adjusting thresholds based on risk levels to take appropriate actions.

Key Findings

  • Threshold: 0.5 - Default cutoff for churn probability interpretation.
  • High Risk Threshold: 0.7 - Identifies customers needing immediate attention.
  • Medium Risk Threshold: 0.4 - Flags customers for preventive engagement.

Interpretation

Understanding these thresholds helps prioritize customer interventions. A higher threshold increases precision but may miss some churners, while a lower threshold captures more churners but with more false alarms. The ROC curve aids in finding the optimal balance.

Context

These thresholds provide a framework for proactive customer management. However, the model’s limitations, like using simulated churn and behavioral patterns, should be considered when interpreting and acting on predictions. Regular retraining and validation against actual outcomes are crucial for model improvement over time.

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Key Insights

Model Interpretation

Purpose

This section guides on interpreting churn predictions and adjusting thresholds based on risk levels to take appropriate actions.

Key Findings

  • Threshold: 0.5 - Default cutoff for churn probability interpretation.
  • High Risk Threshold: 0.7 - Identifies customers needing immediate attention.
  • Medium Risk Threshold: 0.4 - Flags customers for preventive engagement.

Interpretation

Understanding these thresholds helps prioritize customer interventions. A higher threshold increases precision but may miss some churners, while a lower threshold captures more churners but with more false alarms. The ROC curve aids in finding the optimal balance.

Context

These thresholds provide a framework for proactive customer management. However, the model’s limitations, like using simulated churn and behavioral patterns, should be considered when interpreting and acting on predictions. Regular retraining and validation against actual outcomes are crucial for model improvement over time.

Recommendations

Strategic Actions to Reduce Churn

REC

Recommendations

Strategic Actions to Reduce Churn

7
High risk count

Strategic recommendations for reducing churn

7
high risk count
20
expected retention rate min
40
expected retention rate max
Action Plan
Retention Strategy
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Key Insights

Recommendations

Purpose

This section provides strategic recommendations for reducing churn based on high-risk customer analysis and expected retention rates. It outlines immediate actions, short-term strategies, and long-term improvements to address customer churn effectively.

Key Findings

  • High Risk Count: 7 - Indicates the number of customers at high risk of churning.
  • Expected Retention Rate (Min): 20% - The minimum expected rate of retaining high-risk customers.
  • Expected Retention Rate (Max): 40% - The maximum expected rate of retaining high-risk customers.
  • Pattern Observed: High number of customers at risk necessitates targeted interventions for retention.

Interpretation

The high-risk count of 7 customers signifies a critical segment that requires immediate attention to prevent churn. The expected retention rates provide a benchmark for evaluating the effectiveness of retention strategies in retaining these at-risk customers.

Context

These metrics guide the formulation of targeted retention strategies to reduce churn and improve customer retention rates, aligning with the overall objective of predicting and mitigating customer churn risk in the Shopify customer base.

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Key Insights

Recommendations

Purpose

This section provides strategic recommendations for reducing churn based on high-risk customer analysis and expected retention rates. It outlines immediate actions, short-term strategies, and long-term improvements to address customer churn effectively.

Key Findings

  • High Risk Count: 7 - Indicates the number of customers at high risk of churning.
  • Expected Retention Rate (Min): 20% - The minimum expected rate of retaining high-risk customers.
  • Expected Retention Rate (Max): 40% - The maximum expected rate of retaining high-risk customers.
  • Pattern Observed: High number of customers at risk necessitates targeted interventions for retention.

Interpretation

The high-risk count of 7 customers signifies a critical segment that requires immediate attention to prevent churn. The expected retention rates provide a benchmark for evaluating the effectiveness of retention strategies in retaining these at-risk customers.

Context

These metrics guide the formulation of targeted retention strategies to reduce churn and improve customer retention rates, aligning with the overall objective of predicting and mitigating customer churn risk in the Shopify customer base.

Job ID: test_commerce__shopify__customers__churn_prediction_20251220_193729
Secret Hash: 36f2d40ab80e