
E-commerce follows a revolution thanks to predictive analytics technology and machine learningbecause it enhances operational effectiveness and corporate performance through data-driven decision-making.The research examines the application of individualized marketing methodologies for behavior analysis ofconsumers that produces more accurate sales predictions through analytical techniques. The research presentsan analysis of three primary machine-learning techniques: logistic regression, random forests, and deep learningmodels. The techniques measure their prediction abilities in setting prices detecting fraud and assessing marketdemand. The market advantages for e-commerce companies include enhanced operational processes by predictivemodelling AI, lowered risks, and the creation of personalized experiences for consumers. E-commerce progress inthis field faces multiple challenges especially because of data quality issues and complex predictive modelinterpretation processes as well as requirements for large computational capabilities. E-commerce businesses usepredictive analytics as their essential strategic tool to gain market advantages through data-driven operations andmake more accurate choices while the market becomes data-first
Predictive Analytics, Machine Learning, E-Commerce, Sales Forecasting, Customer Behavior, Dynamic Pricing, AI integraton.
Predictive Analytics, Machine Learning, E-Commerce, Sales Forecasting, Customer Behavior, Dynamic Pricing, AI integraton.
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