Dr.S.K.Kamalakhannan
@velsuniv.ac.in
Associate professor , MBA
VISTAS
Associate professor and research supervisor with 21 years experience in industry as well as academics.
EDUCATION
MBA Phd
RESEARCH INTERESTS
management , psychology
FUTURE PROJECTS
Human energy management
Human energy management is an eye opener for professionals who have smart goals but their mental and physical energy will not allow them to create interest towards achieving them . So the purpose of this project is to examine the determinants of human energy management and create awareness about balancing the energies and achieving their goals
Applications Invited
project agencies
Scopus Publications
Scholar Citations
Scholar h-index
Scopus Publications
Shiny T. C, E. Venugopal, and S.K. Kamalakhannan
IEEE
R. Arun Kumar, S.K. Kamalakhannan, and Asha Sundaram
IEEE
H.S Adithya, Dr.S.K.Kamalakhannan, and Asha Sundaram
IEEE
A. Mohammed Faisal, P. Elantheraiyan, G. Suresh, K. Sankar Singh, H. M. Moyeenudin, and S. K. Kamalakhannan
Springer Nature Singapore
A. Mohammed Faisal, V. Rajkiran, K. Sankar Singh, P. Elantheraiyan, and S. K. Kamalakhannan
IEEE
Machine learning algorithms can be applied to real-life applications, such as customer churn rates for dairy products, which are part of the business-to-consumer (B2C) model, to create a strong customer retention strategy. The ultimate objective is to identify an efficient machine learning algorithm that may be utilized for predicting consumer churn in dairy-based products. Following the exploratory data analysis (EDA) phase, churn prediction models are constructed using machine learning algorithms such as logistic regression, random forest, support vector machine, K-nearest neighbor (KNN), decision tree classifier, and Gaussian naive bayes. The Kaplan-Meier curve, which is based on the customer lifetime value (CLV), is used to understand the churn behavior of the customers. Two binary classifier models are chosen for further study: random forest and logistic regression, determined by the area under the receiver operating characteristic curve (AUROC). Comparing the random forest to the logistic regression, the random forest performs better overall (87.26%), with precision (85.44%), recall (88%), and F1 score (86.7%). The random forest classifier has an AUC value of 95%, which is higher than the AUC score of 93% for the refined logistic regression model, as seen by the ROC graph. In comparison to the logistic regression, the random forest classifier is doing rather well on this binary class classification task based on the confusion matrix and ROC graph. Thus, the random forest classifier is considered to be the most effective one for dairy products.
Chourasia Sandhya Bhagawat et al., Chourasia Sandhya Bhagawat et al., and
Transstellar Journal Publications and Research Consultancy Private Limited