Conclusion

Owned by Karen Hogan (Unlicensed)
Last updated: Sept 05, 2022
1 min read

So, where does this leave you? 

You have data, you have characteristics, you have objectives, and most importantly you have the domain knowledge. If you consider the following questions:

  • What is the probability that a student will achieve their potential grades?

  • What is the probability that a patient will attend an appointment?

  • What is the probability that a bug fix will fail at the regression test stage?

  • What is the probability that a customer will renew their gym membership?

  • What is the probability that a patient’s x-ray will enable diagnosis?

  • What is the probability that a prospect will respond to a marketing campaign? 

These are all questions that you can now start to answer using piAnalytics.