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May 04, 2022
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# Can Naive Bayes models be used to provide new product recommendations for FitBits
#Prepare a clean R environment in work space.
rm
(
list
=
ls
())
#Use setwd() to navigate the data directory and specify desired folder. Here we are using Rstudio Editor directory.
setwd
(
dirname
(
rstudioapi
::
getSourceEditorContext
()
$
path
))
#Import our csv file data
data
=
read.csv
(
"iHealthData.csv"
)
names
(
data
)
=
c
(
"Main Interest"
,
"Current Exercise Level"
,
"How Motivated"
,
"Comfortable with tech Devices?"
,
"Model #"
)
#Use the NB classifier on test Data
iHealth_classifier
=
function
(
interest
,
exercise
,
motivation
,
comfortlevel
){
#interest='health'
#exercise='moderate'
#motivation='moderate'
#comfortlevel='yes'
vars
=
c
(
interest
,
exercise
,
motivation
,
comfortlevel
)
#data=read.table("i-01.txt")
data
=
read.csv
(
"iHealthData.csv"
)
names
(
data
)
=
c
(
"Main Interest"
,
"Current Exercise Level"
,
"How Motivated"
,
"Comfortable with tech Devices?"
,
"Model #"
)
uniquevec
=
unique
(
data
$
'Model #'
)
#Unique Model Choices
val
=
length
(
uniquevec
)
ProbMat
=
matrix
(
0
,(
dim
(
data
)[
2
]),
val
)
#compute probabilities
for
(
i
in
1
:
(
dim
(
ProbMat
)[
1
])){
for
(
j
in
1
:
val
){
data_cond
=
subset
(
data
,
data
$
`Model #`
==
uniquevec
[
j
])
#Model type
if
(
i
<
dim
(
ProbMat
)[
1
]){
probval
=
dim
(
subset
(
data_cond
,
data_cond
[,
i
]
==
vars
[
i
]))[
1
]
/
dim
(
data_cond
)[
1
]}
#Compute probability of model being chosen
else
{
probval
=
dim
(
data_cond
)[
1
]
/
dim
(
data
)[
1
]}
#Compute marginal probabilities
ProbMat
[
i
,
j
]
=
probval
}
}
finalvec
=
apply
(
ProbMat
,
2
,
prod
)
finalval
=
which.max
(
finalvec
)
choice
=
uniquevec
[
finalval
]
return
(
list
(
ProbMat
=
ProbMat
,
finalvec
=
finalvec
,
choice
=
choice
))
}
#}
#data_i100=subset(data,data$`Model #`=='i100')
#data_i500=subset(data,data$`Model #`=='i500')}
#Executing function in a sample data set to provide new product recommendations
Ex1
<-
iHealth_classifier
(
interest
=
"both"
,
exercise
=
"active"
,
motivation
=
"aggressive"
,
comfortlevel
=
"yes"
)
Ex2
<-
iHealth_classifier
(
interest
=
"appearance"
,
exercise
=
"sedentary"
,
motivation
=
"moderate"
,
comfortlevel
=
"yes"
)
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