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UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
SEMINAR
School of Statistics
College of Liberal Arts
Modeling Consumer Purchase Behavior
Lynn YS Lin
AC Nielsen Bases
Covington, KY
Thursday, February 10, 2000
4:00-5:00 PM, Room 133
Physics
Social at 3:30 PM in Room 300 Ford Hall
Abstract
Consumers' household purchase behavior for packaged goods are
modeled using regression methodology. Consumers' first purchase
curve (or trial curve), different levels of repeat purchase curves
are modeled. Sales components development over time and their
interrelationship are quantified. The models are then used as the
basics for developing a forecasting system to estimate new
consumer product's first 3 years sales potential prior to launch.
This system is called BASES and was developed by the author and it
has been the no. 1 pre-market forecasting system in the world for
the past 15 years, with about 65% market share.
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