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Exploring the Relationship between Customer Reviews and Prices Lingjie Zhang, Lin Gong, Bo Man Roadmap Introduction...Lingjie Methodology.Lin Experimental


  1. Exploring the Relationship between Customer Reviews and Prices Lingjie Zhang, Lin Gong, Bo Man

  2. Roadmap ● Introduction…………………………...Lingjie ● Methodology………………………….Lin ● Experimental Results…...…………...Bo

  3. Customer Reviews Play an Important Role 90% customers say buying decisions are influenced by online reviews.

  4. Use of Customer Reviews For customers ● Decision ● Recommendation For retailers ● Feedback ● Marketing strategies To what extend do they care about those reviews?

  5. Motivation Do customer reviews indirectly a ff ect sale prices?

  6. Related Work Classify reviews to help make decisions. Extract opinion features in customer reviews. Recommend products for customers. None of them combine customer reviews with prices.

  7. Challenge ● Rating = Content? ● Relationship(Reviews,Prices)?

  8. Methodology Step 1: Collect Reviews SNAP Amazon reviews: • Products with over 100 reviews, in total 419 products. • Time period: Aug, 2012 - Mar, 2013

  9. Step 2: Assumption User ratings == User reviews Machine Learning Methods are adopted. (Naive Bayes, Logistics Regression, Support Vector Machine) Given contents -> predict ratings. Compare final precisions and recalls.

  10. Prediction Results: Naive Bayes

  11. Step 3: Crawl Prices Price data : • 221 items from previous 419 items • Time period: Oct, 2012 - Mar, 2013

  12. Step 4: Analysis Scaling: L Moving average: L Shift Analysis: • Compare against the prices ending L days later than the ratings. Correlation Analysis: • Pearson correlation coefficient is adopted.

  13. Experimental Results Sample Selection Criteria: Count (price changes) > 50, in 6 months Sample size: 26 out of 221 items

  14. Experimental Results Scaling of prices 5 1

  15. Experimental Results Moving Average & Tuning Parameter (window length)

  16. Experimental Results Shifting Analysis of prices and ratings(score)

  17. Experimental Results Correlation Analysis of prices and ratings

  18. Conclusion ● Relationship exists between prices and reviews. ● Reviews influence prices in most (⅔) of the items. ● Reviews often influence prices after 7-30 days. ● Categories with loose market forces fit this rule better. like Home, Sport, Baby o

  19. Future Work ● Improvement on sample selection. ● Analyze relationship between prices and reviews. o For each separate category o With an expansion from single correlation calculation o Focus more on negative reviews ● Use our rules to predict prices.

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  21. Thank you! UVa IR Course Project Dec 5, 2014

  22. Backup

  23. Review Format SNAP Amazon reviews: Products with over 100 reviews, [Aug, 2012 - Mar, 2013] product/productId: B000GKXY4S product/title: Crazy Shape Scissor Set product/price: unknown review/userId: A1QA985ULVCQOB review/profileName: Carleen M. Amadio "Lady Dragonfly" review/helpfulness: 2/2 review/score: 5.0 review/time: 1314057600 review/summary: Fun for adults too! review/text: I really enjoy these scissors for my inspiration books that I am making (like collage, but in books) and using these different textures these give is just wonderful, makes a great statement with the pictures and sayings. Want more, perfect for any need you have even for gifts as well. Pretty cool!

  24. Logistics Regression Prediction Results: Logistics Regression Prediction Results

  25. Support Vector Machine Prediction Results: Support Vector Machine Prediction Results

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