Classification of customer lifetime value models using Markov chain

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A firm's potential reward in future time from a customer can be determined by customer lifetime value (CLV). There are some mathematic methods to calculate it. One method is using Markov chain stochastic model. Here, a customer is assumed through some states. Transition inter the states follow Markovian properties. If we are given some states for a customer and the relationships inter states, then we can make some Markov models to describe the properties of the customer. As Markov models, CLV is defined as a vector contains CLV for a customer in the first state. In this paper we make a classification of Markov Models to calculate CLV. Start from two states of customer model, we make develop in many states models. The development a model is based on weaknesses in previous model. Some last models can be expected to describe how real characters of customers in a firm.

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Permana, D., Pasaribu, U. S., Indratno, S. W., & Suprayogi. (2017). Classification of customer lifetime value models using Markov chain. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 893). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/893/1/012026

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