contains information from the (fictionalized) marketing survey’s data.
snack.dat
A data frame of 23000 rows and 23 columns
Character values assigning a unique customer value
Numeric values displaying the age of customer in years
Character value describing gender of the customer
Numeric values displaying the income of the customer
Numeric values describing the region of the customer
Character value describing the customer persona:"Millennial Muncher" "Righteous Reviewer" "Mainstream Maynard" "Savvy Samantha" "Easygoing Edith" "Old School Oliver"
Character value describing product consumed by the customer
Numeric values displaying the customer awareness level
Numeric value displaying brand perception survey result scale (0-10)
Numeric value displaying brand perception survey results for budget scale (0-10)
Numeric value displaying brand perception survey results for tastes scale (0-10)
Numeric value displaying brand perception survey results for good to share scale (0-10)
Numeric value displaying brand perception survey results for like logo scale (0-10)
Numeric value displaying brand perception survey results for special occasion scale (0-10)
Numeric value displaying brand perception survey results for everyday snack scale (0-10)
Numeric value displaying brand perception survey results for healthy scale (0-10)
Numeric value displaying brand perception survey results for delicious scale (0-10)
Numeric value displaying brand perception survey results for right amount scale (0-10)
Numeric value displaying brand perception survey results for relaxing scale (0-10)
Numeric displaying if the customer would consider this product 1: Yes, 0: No
Numeric displaying if the customer would consume this product 1: Yes, 0: No
Numeric displaying if the customer was satisfied by this product 1: Yes, 0: No
Numeric displaying if the customer would advocate for this product 1: Yes, 0: No
Categorical variable that breaks the Users into 4 different groups
Categorical variable that breaks the Users into 5 different levels
"Randomly generated data"