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    The document proposes several potential data visualizations and analyses that could provide insights for improving an online chat platform, including a histogram to suggest optimal chat box size based on number of chats per conversation, a box plot to suggest chat box size based on characters used per chat, and a scatter plot to examine whether fast replies correlate with seller success by comparing response time and sales data. It also mentions exploring word correlations in buyer descriptions and chat entry/exit points, as well as differentiating buyers who viewed a product from those who added it to their cart using chat classification.

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    The document proposes several potential data visualizations and analyses that could provide insights for improving an online chat platform, including a histogram to suggest optimal chat box size based on number of chats per conversation, a box plot to suggest chat box size based on characters used per chat, and a scatter plot to examine whether fast replies correlate with seller success by comparing response time and sales data. It also mentions exploring word correlations in buyer descriptions and chat entry/exit points, as well as differentiating buyers who viewed a product from those who added it to their cart using chat classification.

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    Study Case Ideas

    Uploaded by

    Belinda Simanjuntak
    The document proposes several potential data visualizations and analyses that could provide insights for improving an online chat platform, including a histogram to suggest optimal chat box size based on number of chats per conversation, a box plot to suggest chat box size based on characters used per chat, and a scatter plot to examine whether fast replies correlate with seller success by comparing response time and sales data. It also mentions exploring word correlations in buyer descriptions and chat entry/exit points, as well as differentiating buyers who viewed a product from those who added it to their cart using chat classification.

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    Study Case Ideas

    Histogram:
    Distribution of how many chat boxes used in consecutive chats sent from users in a
    conversation (suggestion for chat dock size)

    Box plot:
    Characters used in one chat (suggestion for chat dock size)

    Scatter plot:
    User’s average/median chat response time/rate to User’s avg chat ATC time/chat ATC count in
    a week, or chat GMV count if possible (do fast replies correlate with sellers successfulness?
    Further assumptions needed)

    Correlation map: (nyerah ini.)


    ● Correlation of words used to describe buyers (not sure why tho)
    ● Entry-Exit chat point count (also not sure why too, maybe finding out do we really need to
    add a feature if they’re still doing something unnecessary anyway?)
    ● Checking out the correlation of these features from chat: (user never bought a product),
    (user never sold a product), (platform), (attached product detail on chat).. also. Not sure why

    Differentiate buyers from chat classification model that went to ATC and failed to ATC ->
    Finding out Chat-non ATC -> Check the actual percentage of chat-ATC and chat-non ATC -> Is
    Chat really important?

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