Using the Past to Predict the Future



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Predictive BI Using the Past to Predict the Future Antony Heljula Technical Director

Peak Indicators Limited 2 Using the Past to Predict the Future About Predictive BI The 1 Billion Problem How does it work? Oracle Products for Predictive BI Demonstration Summary

Using the Past to Predict the Future About Predictive BI Peak Indicators Limited 3

Peak Indicators Limited 4 About Predictive BI What next? So you ve built your dashboards what do you do next? Big Data? Maps / Spatial? Cloud? More data sources? Predictive BI?

Peak Indicators Limited 5 About Predictive BI Overview Predictive BI: using the past to predict the future Everyone can benefit from Predictive Analytics it can add significant value to just about any department or organization All you need is: A Business Problem Historical data

Peak Indicators Limited 6 About Predictive BI Obvious BI How much Business Value do you get from a chart like this? It looks useful, but what are you going to do.promote everyone?

Peak Indicators Limited 7 About Predictive BI Obvious BI How much Business Value do you get from a chart like this? It looks useful, but what are you going to do.promote everyone? Key things I need to know: Which departments are at most risk? Who is the most likely to leave? Are they high-performers? Are there other factors involved? e.g. salary, learning What do I need to do in order to make them stay? How much do we need to invest to reduce our risk?

About Predictive BI Example Scenarios Higher Education: Which students are high-risk of withdrawing early? Which students are most likely to accept an offer? Human Resources: Which employees are most likely to leave within a year? Which employees are likely to be high-performers? For a new job opening, which 10 employees are the most suitable? Retail: Which products are most likely to become out of stock? What is the likelihood a customer will churn? What are the best-selling products going to be next weekend? Peak Indicators Limited 8

Peak Indicators Limited 9 About Predictive BI Where do you start? First of all, you need a Business Problem that can help you build up a solid Business Case

Using the Past to Predict the Future The 1 Billion Problem Peak Indicators Limited 10

Peak Indicators Limited 11 The 1 Billion Problem Some Background HESA Published Statistics There are around 700K-800K full-time students entering Higher Education in England each year Roughly 2 million students in total at any one time Course fees range from 7,500-9,000 per year Over 3 years, the total revenue per student can be between 23,500-31,000 when you include accommodation fees For international students, the fees could be even higher

Peak Indicators Limited 12 The 1 Billion Problem Student Withdrawals HESA Published Statistics Based on a sample of universities, 6.3% withdrew in their first year during 2010/11 Do the maths! 700,000 x 6.3% = 44,100 students 23,500 average loss per student Loss of funding = 1,036,350,000 An agerage of 7.5M for each of the 140 English Universities

Peak Indicators Limited 13 The 1 Billion Problem The HEFCE Classification One way to help reduce the number of early withdrawals is to understand which students are in a high-risk category Universities in the UK have a standard HEFCE Classification to give a Low/Medium/High risk rating for each student Let s look at a real-life example.

Peak Indicators Limited 14 The 1 Billion Problem The HEFCE Classification Real-Life Example Using real data from a UK University (1 faculty), here is the the accuracy of the HEFCE Classification over 3 academic years (08/09 10/11) Total number of students: 1259 Students with HEFCE Classification: 397 (35%) Only 1/3 students classified Students with correct HEFCE Classification: 137 HEFCE Prediction Accuracy: 11% Tossing a coin is 4x more accurate!

Peak Indicators Limited 15 The 1 Billion Problem But it is not just Higher Education How much does it cost each time you lose an Employee? Average employee turnover rate in the UK is approx 15% An Oxford economics report (Feb 2014) estimates the average cost per employee is 30,614: Lost cost of lost output whilst replacement employees get up to speed The logical lost of recruiting and absorbing a new worker How many employees do you have? 1,000 employees = 4.5M estimated cost of employee turnover

Peak Indicators Limited 16 The 1 Billion Problem How accurate are the predictions Example: A Higher Education organisation: High/Low Risk students predicted to an accuracy of 83% (Previous method had an overall accuracy of just 11%) A global Financial Services company: High/Low Risk employees predicted to an accuracy of >90% A global Consumer Goods company: Out of stock products across 10,000 outlets predicted to an accuracy of 89%

Using the Past to Predict the Future How Does it Work? Peak Indicators Limited 17

Peak Indicators Limited 18 How Does it Work? Overview 1) Extract History 2) Build Predictive Model 3) Test Predictive Model 4) Use Predictive Model 5) Refine Predictive Model

Peak Indicators Limited 19 How Does it Work? 1) Extract History Prepare an extract of history data, with as many attributes/metrics as possible (the more the merrier) Most importantly, provide a Flag to state the actual outcome Here we have a WITHDRAW_FLAG which states for each Student whether or not they actually withdrew early from their courses

Peak Indicators Limited 20 How Does it Work? 2) Build Predictive Model We now pump the extracted data into the Data-Mining engine it builds up a picture of what leads to Y or N scenarios WITHDRAW_FLAG=Y WITHDRAW_FLAG=N

How Does it Work? 3) Test Predictive Model You can now test your Predictive Model against another set of data, for example: Use 80% of your data to build the model, the remain 20% is for testing it Build your model using data for 2012/2013, test it against data for 2014 Id Prediction Probability 123 Y 85% 124 Y 87% 125 N 93%... Based on the results, you can choose to continue or go back to refine the model further until levels of accuracy are acceptable Peak Indicators Limited 21

Peak Indicators Limited 22 How Does it Work? 4) Use Predictive Model You can now use the Predictive Model in your operational environments For example: Which employees are likely to leave in the next? What happens if we increase their salary by 10%? Id Prediction Probability 123 Y 85% 124 Y 87% 125 N 93%...

Peak Indicators Limited 23 How Does it Work? 5) Refine Predictive Model 1) Extract History 2) Build Predictive Model At some point in the future you can refine your Predictive Model using the very latest data How often depends on the frequency of change in the source system 3) Test Predictive Model 4) Use Predictive Model 5) Refine Predictive Model

Using the Past to Predict the Future Oracle Products for Predictive BI Peak Indicators Limited 24

Peak Indicators Limited 25 Oracle Products for Predictive BI Overview Oracle offers two exceptionally good products for delivering Predictive BI Oracle Advanced Analytics Oracle Real-Time Decisions (RTD) They are different architecturally which one you need depends on your individual business need and setup Both have been proven to deliver accurate predictions

Peak Indicators Limited 26 Oracle Products for Predictive BI Oracle Advanced Analytics Historically, Oracle Advanced Analytics has been positioned for Predictive Analytics Oracle Advanced Analytics is formed of two different products: Oracle Data-Mining Oracle R Enterprise Embedded in the Oracle Database as an extra licensed option

Peak Indicators Limited 27 Oracle Products for Predictive BI Oracle Advanced Analytics Oracle Data-Mining: More graphical, easier to set up and use More automation and wizards available Oracle R Enterprise Edition Requires scripts and coding logic Historically used a lot with Research, Statistics and Higher Education organisations Licensed customers are free to choose which one to use both deliver exceptional results

Peak Indicators Limited 28 Oracle Products for Predictive BI Oracle Real-Time Decisions (RTD) RTD is a middleware product, sitting outside the database It learns in real-time as each event takes place you don t have to refine your Predictive Models

Peak Indicators Limited 29 Oracle Products for Predictive BI Example Session History Data Warehouse User Interactions Sales Information Recommendations Data Warehouse

Oracle Products for Predictive BI Advanced Analytics vs RTD Oracle Advanced Analytics Oracle Real-Time Decisions More algorithms Data scientist has more scope for manipulating algorithms Needs a Data Scientist Requires Oracle Database EE Model refreshed periodically Better for batch learning Little integration OOTB More complex, longer to develop No Data Scientist required Predictive Models built and maintained automatically Works with any data source Model learns in real-time no need for refining models manually Better for frequently-changing models No history required to get started Self-Service integration capabilities Simpler, quicker to develop Peak Indicators Limited 30

Oracle Products for Predictive BI Advanced Analytics vs RTD Oracle Advanced Analytics Oracle Real-Time Decisions More algorithms Data scientist has more scope for manipulating algorithms Needs a Data Scientist Requires Oracle Database EE Model refreshed periodically Better for batch learning Little integration OOTB More complex, longer to develop No Data Scientist required Predictive Models built and maintained automatically Works with any data source Model learns in real-time no need for refining models manually Better for frequently-changing models No history required to get started Self-Service integration capabilities Simpler, quicker to develop Peak Indicators Limited 31

Peak Indicators Limited 32 Oracle Products for Predictive BI How much effort? Typically you would want to try before you buy : Perform a proofof-concept on your own data to assess the value of Predictive BI A POC exercise normally takes around 4 weeks 1 week data extract 2 weeks building Predictive Models 1 week analysis, presentation and next steps Can be delivered both on and off-site Uses anonymised data we do not need to know Ids, Names and Post Codes to do the profiling

Using the Past to Predict the Future Demonstration Peak Indicators Limited 33

Using the Past to Predict the Future Summary Peak Indicators Limited 34

Peak Indicators Limited 35 Using the Past to Predict the Future Summary The Business Value of Predictive BI is clear Every student or employee saved equates to a definite amount of funding But there are other benefits, for example: Improved satisfaction/engagement Better reputation Reduced churn to the benefit of competing companies / institutions

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