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Month: January 2019

Announcement of Second Batch Course in Machine Learning with R offered By CQM

January 21, 2019April 12, 2022
Venugopal Manneni
Learning data science

Osmania University is happy to announce the roll out of a certification course in data analytics to address the demand of colleges, students and working professionals. This initiative would now be made available online interspersed with contact classes. This will

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SEGMENTATION OF ONLINE USAGES BEHAVIOR OF MATRIMONIAL SEEKERS

January 21, 2019April 12, 2022
Venugopal Manneni
case studies

One of the Leading online matrimonial services platform. The strategy team wanted a better understanding of this audience in terms of usage behavior, perceptions and attitudes; specifically, to uncover the existing segments/user groups, profile them and understand their specific needs[BP1] .

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Understanding what activities are preferred online across age groups

January 8, 2019April 12, 2022
Venugopal Manneni
case studies

We live in a social world and it is interesting to know what activities are preferred online across varied age groups labeled as Young adults, Millennial and Gen X. To understand this more closely, an Indian online survey was conducted

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Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning (STP)

January 1, 2019April 12, 2022
Venugopal Manneni
case studies

Objective The objective was to develop a segmentation algorithm on the basis of a set of psychographic attributes like basic values, beliefs, attitudes, perceptions, motivations and needs (functional, emotional, social and situational) in order to embark on targeted marketing and

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A silent move towards adaptive and model-dependent data models

January 1, 2019April 12, 2022
Venugopal Manneni
Learning data science

Over the last decade there has been a substantial increase of the volume and complexity of the data we are collecting and storing. Now we see an increasing demand for real time data processing – a continuous process of input

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Classification using higher order interactions: a hybrid approach

January 1, 2019April 12, 2022
Venugopal Manneni
case studies

Hybrid Modeling For representation in this blog, we have considered German credit data for classification of good and bad credit risk using the interaction of the input variables through a hybrid approach. In this approach, first we developed a decision

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Understanding the impact of TV programmes on children’s skills

January 1, 2019April 12, 2022
Venugopal Manneni
case studies

Objective Understanding impact of viewership on children’s skill levels (tested through an instrument devised by leading child psychologists) after controlling for location, socio-economic levels, gender, pre-exposure levels across a panel of over 5000 children across urban and rural India. Approach

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Developing a Recommendation Engine using Hybrid Approach

January 1, 2019April 12, 2022
Venugopal Manneni
case studies

Client: A cloud-based interactive smart video platform that delivers personalized interactive videos on-demand to consumers. Objective Business: Increase time spent on site, number of videos watched, and repeat visits. The Engine: Devise an engine that offers relevant recommendation dynamically and in

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Learning begins at home: the internal training initiative at JSM

January 1, 2019April 12, 2022
Venugopal Manneni
Learning data science

Today, organisations face multiple challenges on all fronts as far as dealing with a dynamic environment is concerned. While technology creates powerful business opportunities, it also creates skills gaps. In a world of AI and ML, keeping up with the

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Understanding the factors that make a brand a ‘favourite brand’

January 1, 2019April 12, 2022
Venugopal Manneni
case studies

Client: A global fast food restaurant chain Objective The client intended to find the performance attributes driving the “Favourite brand” of the category where the population is more heterogeneous. Approach Since the population was heterogeneous in nature, merely aggregating the

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A doctor in statistics from Osmania University, Venugopala Rao Manneni is an experienced data analyst who has over 15 years of work experience in a diverse areas of verticals such as manufacturing, service, media, telecom, retail, pharma and education. Prior to Juxt-Smart Mandate, he has worked with reputed organizations like TNS India (Kantar, WPP) and NFO MBL and served clients across UK, France and Asia Pacific region… read more

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