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Understanding Large-Scale Dynamic Purchase Behavior

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Bruno Jacobs *
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Dennis Fok
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Bas Donkers
DOI:10.1287/mksc.2020.1279delete
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In modern retail contexts, retailers sell products from vast product assortments to a large and heterogeneous customer base. Understanding purchase behavior in such a context is very important. Standard models cannot be used because of the high dimensionality of the data. We propose a new model that creates an efficient dimension reduction through the idea of purchase motivations. We only require customer-level purchase history data, which is ubiquitous in modern retailing. The model handles large-scale data and even works in settings with shopping trips consisting of few purchases. Essential features of our model are that it accounts for the product, customer, and time dimensions present in purchase history data; relates the relevance of motivations to customer- and shopping-trip characteristics; captures interdependencies between motivations; and achieves superior predictive performance. Estimation results from this comprehensive model provide deep insights into purchase behavior. Such insights can be used by managers to create more intuitive, better informed, and more effective marketing actions. As scalability of the model is essential for practical applicability, we develop a fast, custom-made inference algorithm based on variational inference. We illustrate the model using purchase history data from a Fortune 500 retailer involving more than 4,000 unique products.
Keyword:
dynamic purchase behavior
large-scale assortment
purchase history data
topic model
machine learning
variational inference

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Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science 封面图
Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science
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10.1
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University System of Maryland 封面图
University System of Maryland
学者数:
6.4W
论文数: 5.6W
被引数: 113
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