Customer Transaction Prediction System

Retail Cycle Time: A Customer Transaction Perspective

In the competitive retailing environment of the 1990s, success often depends on a firm’s ability to find a unique way of appealing to a carefully selected group of target customers (those most likely, willing, and able to buy the firm’s offering) in order to gain their patronage, and ideally, their loyalty. The best way to achieve a competitive advantage is to develop a unique merchandise and/o...

Transaction-Aware Software Performance Prediction

Model-based Quality of Service (QoS) prediction approaches enable an early identification of bottlenecks in the design of complex software systems. In addition, they allow software architects to evaluate design decisions against each other. In data-intensive business applications, database accesses have a significant impact on a system’s QoS. Therefore, these accesses need to be considered in o...

Customer Transaction Behavior on the Internet: an Empirical Study

A Protocol of Unlinkable Transaction for Preserving Customer Privacy∗

In this paper, we consider the protocol which prevents the service provider from finding out which customer have bought what kind of contents by the unlinkability between the payment and user-profile information. Besides, we do not employ any kind of anonymous payment system causing more computation complexities and overheads to the network, and our approach can be easily applied into the curre...

Multiple-Level Sequential Pattern Discovery from Customer Transaction Databases

Mining sequential patterns from large customer transaction databases has been recognized as a key research topic in database systems. However, the previous works more focused on mining sequential patterns at a single concept level. In this study, we introduced concept hierarchies into this problem and present several algorithms for discovering multiple-level sequential patterns based on the hie...