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Mckinsey-Sales-Excellence

In January 2018, I participated in the Mckinsey - Sales Excellence Hackathon hosted online on AnalyticsVihdya. Out of the 2821 participants, I ranked 265th on the Public Leaderboard with a score of 0.7459839209, but didn't make it to the Private Leaderboard. In this repository, you'll find details on how I've applied data preprocessing/feature engineering and decision tree techniques to forecast the digital conversion rate for a bank. Following are the information regarding the competition (https://datahack.analyticsvidhya.com/contest/mckinsey-analytics-online-hackathon-ii/).

Problem Statement

A digital arm of a bank faces challenges with lead conversions. The primary objective of this division is to increase customer acquisition through digital channels. The division was set up a few years back and the primary focus of the division over these years has been to increase the number of leads getting into the conversion funnel. They source leads through various channels like search, display, email campaigns and via affiliate partners. As expected, they see differential conversion depending on the sources and the quality of these leads.

They now want to identify the leads' segments having a higher conversion ratio (lead to buying a product) so that they can specifically target these potential customers through additional channels and re-marketing. They have provided a partial data set for salaried customers from the last 3 months. They also capture basic details about customers. We need to identify the segment of customers with a high probability of conversion in the next 30 days.

Data

Input Varaibles

  1. ID: Unique ID (can not be used for predictions)
  2. Gender: Sex of the applicant
  3. DOB: Date of Birth of the applicant
  4. Lead_Creation_Date: Date on which Lead was created
  5. City_Code: Anonymised Code for the City
  6. City_Category: Anonymised City Feature
  7. Employer_Code: Anonymised Code for the Employer
  8. Employer_Category1: Anonymised Employer Feature
  9. Employer_Category2: Anonymised Employer Feature
  10. Monthly_Income: Monthly Income in Dollars
  11. Customer_Existing_Primary_Bank_Code: Anonymised Customer Bank Code
  12. Primary_Bank_Type: Anonymised Bank Feature
  13. Contacted: Contact Verified (Y/N)
  14. Source: Categorical Variable representing source of lead
  15. Source_Category: Type of Source
  16. Existing_EMI: EMI of Existing Loans in Dollars
  17. Loan_Amount: Loan Amount Requested
  18. Loan_Period: Loan Period (Years)
  19. Interest_Rate: Interest Rate of Submitted Loan Amount
  20. EMI: EMI of Requested Loan Amount in dollars
  21. Var1: Categorical variable with multiple levels
  22. Approved: (Target) Whether a loan is Approved or not (0/1)

Evaluation Criteria

The Evaluation Criteria for this problem is AUC_ROC. Please note : Public leaderboard is based on 30% of the test dataset, while 70% of the dataset is used for Private Leaderboard.

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