Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Submitted By – Group 6
Guided by-
Prof. Preeti Priya Aayush Pathak – P41253
Prof. Suva Kanta Mohanty Naveet RanjanTripathi – P41224
Pranay Nitnaware- P41230
Mallikarjuna B.- P41218
Umakant Deshmukh – P41252
Analysis Roadmap
Step 4
Factor Analysis
For dimension
Step 1 reduction using Conjoint Analysis
Exploratory Study latent variables
Content Analysis To understand how
Students preference
To determine the people value
on stay choices
presence of words different attributes in
during holiday trips
and theme various stay
options.
Step 3 Step 5
Step 6
Step 2
Logit Regression
In-depth Interview To gain insight into the
Designing and relationship between a
carrying out in- dependent variable and
depth interview .
In-depth interview
• No. of people interviewed= 8
• each interview lasted = 30 min
Attributes
Food
Price Safety Hygiene Amenities Location
facilities
Factor Analysis
Factor Analysis
Total Variance Explained
1 2 1 2 1 2
Food_facilities 0.840 -0.083 Food_facilities 0.703 0.467 Extraction Method: Principal Component
Analysis.
Extraction Method: Principal Component Rotation Method: Varimax with Kaiser
Extraction Method: Principal Normalization.a
Analysis.
Component Analysis. Rotation Method: Varimax with Kaiser
Normalization.a a. Rotation converged in 3
a. 2 components extracted. iterations.
a. Rotation converged in 3
iterations.
Factor Analysis
Custom Table
Communalities
Categories REGR REGR Preferenc
Initial Extraction factor score factor score e
1 for 2 for
Safety 1.000 0.758 analysis 1 analysis 1
2 Hygiene - Moderate
High
Regression Statistics
Multiple R 0.650439
R Square 0.423071
Adjusted R Square 0.417048
Standard Error 1.299979
Observations 969
ANOVA
df SS MS F Significance F
Regression 10 1187.212 118.7212 70.25149 2.7E-107
Residual 958 1618.968 1.689945
Total 968 2806.18
Coefficients
Standard Error t Stat P-value Lower 95%Upper 95%
Lower 95.0%
Upper 95.0%
Intercept 1.398404 0.213371 6.553871 9.14E-11 0.979676 1.817133 0.979676 1.817133
Extreme safety 0.690825 0.087507 7.894516 7.95E-15 0.519098 0.862552 0.519098 0.862552
High 0.410053 0.132606 3.092274 0.002044 0.149822 0.670285 0.149822 0.670285
1.5-5k/Day 1.360192 0.132148 10.29294 1.22E-23 1.100859 1.619525 1.100859 1.619525
<1.5k/Day 1.785195 0.119405 14.95076 1.4E-45 1.55087 2.019521 1.55087 2.019521
2-5 Km of destination-0.06584 0.109695 -0.60023 0.548496 -0.28111 0.149429 -0.28111 0.149429
within 2km of destination
0.129516 0.147833 0.876096 0.381197 -0.1606 0.41963 -0.1606 0.41963
Air conditioned 0.628662 0.087941 7.148716 1.74E-12 0.456083 0.80124 0.456083 0.80124
In house kitchen 1.301585 0.105111 12.38293 8.96E-33 1.09531 1.50786 1.09531 1.50786
In house fine dine restaurant
1.280359 0.105445 12.14244 1.17E-31 1.07343 1.487289 1.07343 1.487289
Likelihood of trying our resort
Model Summary
Hosmer and Lemeshow Test
Ste -2 Log Cox & Nagelkerk
Step Chi-square df Sig.
p likelihood Snell R e R Square
Square 1 2.553 7 .923
- The variation caused by price, safety, hygiene and food causes interval model is not significant. But
around 50% of variation in the decision to book the hotel or not. for this test not significant means
model is good.
Classification Tablea
Observed Predicted
.00 1.00
1.00 3 28 90.3
Observed number of people not interested in booking our resort is 15. But out of 15 who are not interested
Also out of 31 who said that they would book our resort, 3 of them actually won’t book it.
Variables in the Equation
Only Price and safety are significant here for 95% of Confidence interval.
One unit increase in likelihood to pay the price will increase customers’ preference to book our hotel by 2.542 times.
Also one unit increase in making the customers feel safe would increase likelihood of booking our hotel by 2.809 times .