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Complete Analysis of Amazon' Co-Purchasing Network

Exploring the Amazon Product Co-Purchasing Network: A Social Network Analysis Approach

In this project, we dive into the Amazon product co-purchasing network to explore the connections between products and identify key patterns and communities within the network. By leveraging social network analysis techniques, we aim to gain a deeper understanding of the product network's structure, identify influential products, and uncover potential clusters or communities of related items.

Usage

  1. Run "Amazon_Co-purchased Product Analysis.ipynb"
  • Make Sure You Have The CSV Files I have Provided

Dataset

We utilize a large-scale dataset obtained from Amazon, which contains information about customer purchases and the co-purchasing relationships between products. The dataset includes attributes such as product IDs, customer IDs, purchase timestamps, and additional metadata about the products.

Raw Data can be obtained from:-- Stanford's Network Datasets

Methodology

  • analysis involves several key steps:
  1. Data preprocessing: We perform data cleaning and transformation to ensure the dataset is in a suitable format for network analysis.
  2. Network construction: We construct a co-purchasing network by representing products as nodes and connecting them based on their co-purchasing relationships.
  3. Network analysis: We apply various social network analysis techniques to explore the structural properties of the co-purchasing network. This includes measuring centrality, identifying communities or clusters, and examining network connectivity.
  4. Visualization: We visualize the co-purchasing network and its key properties to provide a clear representation of the relationships between products and any identified patterns or communities.

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