7.

MAX_SPENT_IN_SINGLE_SHOPPING

Fig 13: Histogram of max_spent_in_single_shopping

It is clear from histogram that Distribution of data is Bimodal, there are 2 peaks in the data.
Maximum spent by customers in one purchase in increased twice in the graph.
Data is rightly or positively skewed.

Fig 14: Boxplot of max_spent_in_single_shopping

And there are no outliers in the variable hence all the data falls within amount 6.55

Table.13 – Descriptive statistics of max_spent_in_single_shopping

Maximum amount spent in one purchase (in 1000s) is 6.55 and minimum is 4.519.
Average spent on purchase is 5.408. and all the data falls within IQR hence there are no outliers.

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INFERENCE :

After plotting the Boxplots for all the variables we can conclude that a few outliers are present in the
variable namely, min_payment_amt which means that there are only a few customers whose minimum
payment amount falls on the higher side on an average. Since only one of the seven variable have a
very small outlier value.
We can conclude from the above graphs that the most of the customers in our data have a
higher spending capacity, high current balance in their accounts and these customers spent a higher
amount during a single shopping event. Majority of the customers have a higher probability to make
full payment to the bank.

MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS

1. PAIRPLOT

Fig 15-Pairplot

We have used pairplot to determine relation between all numerical data in the sample given.

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