WO2015159330A1 - 情報処理システムおよび情報処理方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an information processing system and an information processing method. More specifically, the present invention relates to an information processing system and an information processing method for extracting a target to be implemented.
- Patent Document 1 For example, in store management, a technology is known that analyzes information on the number of items purchased from a POS system and product unit price, customer purchase behavior, employee service behavior information, and the like (Patent Document 1). .
- the data set of explanatory indices such as behavior information used for the purpose of increasing the number of items purchased and the unit price of goods as objective indices is based on a hypothesis preset by the analyst.
- Patent Document 1 Since the explanatory index in Patent Document 1 is based on a temporary set by the analyst in advance, it is difficult to generate a temporary that exceeds the ability of the analyst. For example, consider a measure of distributing coupons to specific customers at a store. At this time, a decision maker such as a manager or a store manager usually corresponds to an analyst. However, in the method described in Patent Document 1, coupons must be distributed depending on their experience and intuition, and more profits can be obtained. It was difficult to introduce effective measures to improve the goals.
- business data such as POS data is stored in the current store. Therefore, it is conceivable to perform statistical analysis based on this business data to determine a more efficient distribution target.
- big data since the business data is a large amount of data called so-called big data, there is a problem that the amount of calculation is enormous. For this reason, it is necessary to devise some restrictions on the statistical analysis and to suppress the calculation amount.
- a decision maker usually has a policy policy to a certain level. For example, in the example of coupon distribution, after determining policies such as “distributed store” and “coupon target product”, it is considered to which customer is specifically suitable for distribution. Therefore, it is necessary to perform statistical analysis in a real business in a form that matches this policy, that is, in a form that automatically extracts customers that are more suitable as targets for measures.
- an object of the present invention is to provide an information processing system or information processing method that makes it easier to extract a target to be implemented.
- a representative example of the means for solving the problems according to the present invention is an information processing system for extracting a target to be implemented, which is the first data related to the business of the company and the data related to the business of the company.
- a receiving unit that receives second data that is greater than or equal to the granularity of the first data, and index generation that generates a plurality of explanatory indices that match the granularity of the second data from the first data
- an extraction unit that extracts a target to be implemented from a plurality of explanatory indices.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an information processing system according to Embodiment 1.
- FIG. 1 is a flowchart of an information processing method according to Embodiment 1.
- FIG. 3 is a sequence diagram of an information processing method according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of index generation processing according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a micro data table according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a macro data table according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a correlation table according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of an evaluation function table according to the first embodiment.
- the schematic diagram of the object customer extraction table which concerns on Example 1.
- FIG. FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of a micro data table and a macro data table according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of a micro data table and a macro data table according to a third embodiment.
- FIG. 1 is an example of a configuration diagram of the information processing system of this embodiment.
- a management is a decision maker who is trying to offer an offer coupon (CO) to a customer (CS).
- the manager is not necessarily limited to an actual manager, and may be a manager or a store manager who has authority to make decisions in the store.
- the client (CL) is connected to the business server (GS) and is operated by the management (US).
- the network (NW) connects the client (CL), business server (GS), and customer (CS), and inputs measure information (CL1) from the management (US) at the measure decision (Z00) described later. Accept.
- the business server is an information processing system that automatically extracts target customers and recommends products to target customers with the aim of improving sales of products in the store according to this embodiment, and includes the following system group.
- the core system is a system necessary for performing business, and includes a core database (GSC1), a management system (GSC2), and an input / output unit (GSC3).
- the backbone database (GSC1) stores various data necessary for the backbone system, such as POS data (GSC11) and performance information (GSC12).
- POS data GSC11
- performance information GSC12
- the POS data GSC11
- the performance information GSC12
- the granularity is a range in which information is aggregated and handled as one numerical value in each data.
- the management system is a system that performs general management processes such as a process for managing customers, a process for managing store operations, a process for managing merchandise, and a process for managing purchase records.
- the Learning / Judgment System is a system that uses the data of the core database (GSC1) to determine conditions suitable for the offer.
- FIG. 1 shows that the learning / judgment system is stored in the same server as the core system (GSC), the learning / judgment system is installed on a separate server, for example, and connected to the core system (GSC) online. You may comprise.
- the Database (GSO1) stores data used by the learning / judgment system (GSO).
- the index generation unit (GSO2) uses the data from the database (GSO1) as an input to create an index.
- the learning engine (GSO3) creates an evaluation function necessary for extracting the target customer from the index created by the index generation unit (GSO2).
- the offer extraction unit (GSO4) obtains a target customer from the evaluation function created by the learning engine (GSO3).
- the input / output unit (GSO5) performs processing for receiving data from the backbone system (GSC) and processing for transmitting target customer information to the backbone system (GSC) and allocating offers.
- the business application is an application that distributes coupons for recommending products to customers (CS) included in the target customer, which are output from the offer extraction unit (GSO4).
- FIG. 2 shows a flow until the manager (US) sends a coupon to the target customer (CS).
- the measure determination determines the measure and conditions of the measure. For example, in order to accelerate the purchase, if a measure to distribute coupons to a specific customer (CS) is performed, only the outline of the measure “1)“ Distribute coupon ”is determined, and other conditions are automatically generated. (2) Impose conditions on the attributes of “district” and “product”, such as “Distribute bread coupons at stores in the Kanto district”, and what category is suitable for other attributes May be automatically generated. In the following example, it is assumed that the position (2) is taken.
- gender, generation, and purchase time zone are used as specific examples of attributes, but other attributes may be used.
- category which categorizes a customer is defined in the form which subdivides each attribute. For example, males and females for gender, teens, 20s for generations, 7th, 8th, 9th, etc. for customer time zones are examples of categories corresponding to each attribute. Other categories may be used.
- Measure decision (Z00) does not necessarily have to be decided each time, and once defined measure and accompanying conditions may be used multiple times.
- the index generation (Z01) is an operation in the index generation unit (GSO2) .
- the policy determined in the policy determination (Z00) This is a process of automatically generating a plurality of explanatory indices that match the granularity.
- Index generation unit (GSO2) Here, the input data is the micro data table (GSO11), and the output data is the micro data table (GSO11). The two tables have different granularities.
- the micro data table (GSO11) is data that can be classified into categories, but if not, it is appropriately converted by the index generation unit (GS02). Then, the index generation unit (GSO2) automatically generates an index by category combination processing, and stores the result in the macro data table (GSO12).
- the purpose index input (Z02) is a process of accepting an input from the management (US) of an index (purpose index) that is desired to be enhanced by an action.
- the objective index is not necessarily determined every time, and the objective index once defined may be used a plurality of times.
- Correlation analysis is a process performed by the learning engine (GSO3), using the explanatory index created by index generation (Z01) and the objective index input in the objective index input (Z02) This is a process for performing analysis.
- the processing result is stored in the correlation table (GSO13) in FIG.
- Evaluation function output (Z04) is a process performed by the learning engine (GSO3), and is a process for obtaining an evaluation function for a measure using the correlation table (GSO13) of FIG. The result is stored in the evaluation function table (GSO14) of FIG.
- Target customer extraction is a process performed by the offer extraction unit (GSO4), and the target customer is extracted using the data included in the evaluation function table (GSO14) and management system (GSC2) in FIG. It is processing to do.
- the extracted target customers are stored in the target customer extraction table (GSO15) of FIG.
- Recommendation transmission (Z06) is processing performed by the business application (GSA), and is processing for specifying a customer by the target customer extraction table (GSO15) in FIG. 9 and sending a coupon to the customer.
- GSA business application
- GSO15 target customer extraction table
- FIG. 3 is a sequence diagram showing the relationship between the manager (US), the core system (GSC), the learning / judgment system (GSO), the business application (GSA), and the customer (CS).
- US manager
- GSC core system
- GSO learning / judgment system
- GSA business application
- CS customer
- POS data (GSC11) and performance information (GSC12) are stored in the backbone database (GSC1) of the backbone system (GSC) and are sent to the learning / judgment system (GSO) in the data transmission (GSCZ1).
- GSO learning / judgment system
- the management (US) first inputs measure information (CL1) to the client (CL) in measure decision (Z00) when considering distribution of the coupon to the target customer.
- This measure information (CL1) is transmitted from the client (CL) to the learning / judgment system (GSO) in the measure transmission (USZ1).
- the objective index input (Z02) the objective index that is an index that is desired to be improved by the measure is input to the client (CL).
- This objective index is transmitted from the client (CL) to the learning / judgment system (GSO) in objective index transmission (USZ2).
- the objective index input (Z02) is shown after the measure determination (Z00), but the order is not particularly limited, and may be performed in the reverse order or simultaneously.
- the learning / judgment system receives the data transmitted in the data transmission (GSCZ1) and the measure transmission (USZ1) in the data reception (GSOZ1), and in the index generation (Z01), the explanation index is based on these data.
- GSC11 POS data
- GSC12 performance information
- the evaluation function output (Z04) the explanatory index selected by the correlation analysis (Z03) is evaluated, and the evaluation function is output.
- the target customers and their priorities are obtained based on the evaluation results of the evaluation function output (Z04), and the results are transmitted to the manager (US) and the core system (GSC).
- US Management judges whether the result of target customer extraction (Z05) is appropriate for this measure in the result confirmation (USZ3). If it is determined to be appropriate, at the start of recommendation (USZ4), a trigger for starting a program for sending a coupon to the target customer is input to the client (CL).
- the management system (GSC2) of the core system (GSC) uses the recommendation start (USZ4) as a trigger to send customer information required for sending coupons such as an email address to the business application (GSA) in data transmission (GSCZ2).
- the business application obtains the customer information through data transmission (GSCZ2) from the management system (GSC2), and sends a coupon to the target customer (CS) through recommendation transmission (Z06).
- FIG. 4 schematically shows a process of generating an index in the index generation unit (GSO2) of the learning / judgment system (GSO).
- the original data is indicated by Z10
- the data generated by the index generation unit (GSO2) is indicated by the automatically generated index (GSO12B) of Z11.
- the index generation unit (GSO2) performs the process of generating an explanatory index using each data indicated by Z10 as input data.
- Projection operations f1 (GSO21), f2 (GSO22), f3 (GSO23) ... used for generation processing are defined by the index generation unit (GSO2) using data that can be classified in the categories included in the microdata table (GSO11) in advance. Is. The number of projection operations can be arbitrarily specified.
- the measure determination (Z00) it is determined that (2) “Distribute bread coupons at stores in the Kanto area” is determined, so that each data included in the micro data table (GSO11) Among them, the product (GSO11B1) in the sales information (GSO11B) is bread and the ID (GSO11C1) in the store information (GSO11C) is a store in the Kanto area.
- the projection operation f1 is an operation for automatically generating an index of sales (GSO12B1) of “20's male” and “8 o'clock”.
- the projection operation f1 specifically, the customer information (GSO11D) age (GSO11D2) is in his twenties, the gender (GSO11D3) is male, and the purchase information (GS11E) time (GSO11E1) is
- the unit prices (GSO11B2) for data in the 8 o'clock range are summed (other calculations may be performed as appropriate) to obtain “2323 yen” to be input to the macro data table (GSO12).
- the same projection operation is performed for the other indices to complete the macro data table (GSO12).
- FIG. 5 is a micro data table (GSO11) stored in the database (GSO1) for use in the learning / judgment system (GSO) based on the POS data (GSC11) stored in the core database (GSC1).
- the data storage unit in the micro data table (GSO11) is preferably as small as possible, and is stored for each product (GSO11B1) for a certain receipt ID (GSO11A) in FIG.
- the data in the micro data table (GSO11) is preferably in the form of a category, but if not, it will be corrected appropriately in the index generator (GSO2). Further, it may be generated based on data not used in the management system (GSC2) such as sensor data. Further, when the granularity of the data to be substituted is different, the granularity may be uniformed by the index generation unit (GSO2).
- Receipt ID is the ID of a receipt that indicates a single purchase unit.
- a receipt ID may exist multiple times.
- Sales information is information indicating sales.
- the product (GSO11B1) is the name of the purchased product
- the unit price (GSO11B2) is the unit price of the purchased product
- the number (GSO11B3) is the number of the purchased product.
- GSO11C Store information
- ID GSO11C1
- area GSO11C2
- Customer information is information indicating the purchased customer, ID (GSO11D1) is a number identifying the customer, age (GSO11D2) is the customer's age, gender (GSO11D3) is the customer's gender, and area (GSO11D4) is the customer's age This is the customer's residence area.
- Purchase information is information indicating the situation at the time of purchase.
- the time (GSO11E1) is the time of purchase, and the day of the week (GSO11E2) is the day of purchase.
- GSO learning / judgment system
- FIG. 6 is a macro data table stored in the database (GSO1) for use in the learning / judgment system (GSO) based on the POS data (GSC11) and performance information (GSC12) stored in the core database (GSC1). (GSO12).
- the macro data table (GSO12) is stored in a format corresponding to the measure and measure conditions determined in the measure decision (Z00).
- the store information ID (GSO12AA) is a store in the Kanto region
- the data is a product (GSO12AB1) is bread. If the product is not limited in the policy determination (Z00), for example, a product corresponding to the macro data table of FIG. 6 is generated for each product other than bread such as milk.
- the achievement information is generated from POS data (GSC11) and / or achievement information (GSC12) stored in the core database (GSC1) and includes the following information.
- the store information ID (GSO12AA) is information indicating a store-specific number.
- Sales information is information indicating the sales of the item.
- the product (GSO12AB1) is the product name
- the sales (GSO12AB2) is the sales amount
- the period (GSO12AB3) is the summed period.
- FIG. 6 shows 13202 yen for sales (GSO12AB2) related to bread of the product (GSO12AB1) for each Tama store with the store information ID (GSO12AA) and 7 days for the period (GSO12AB3).
- an explanatory index automatically generated by the index generation unit (GSO2) by the projection operation from the micro data table (GSO11) is stored.
- the granularity of the automatically generated index (GSO12B) matches the performance information (GSO12A).
- the sales amount is stored in each column according to the conditions, ⁇ 20s male '' ⁇ 8 o'clock '' sales (GSO12B1) 2323 yen, ⁇ 20s female '' ⁇ Monday '' sales (GSO12B2) 231 yen, Sales for women in their 30s and residential areas (GSO12B3) are 2546 yen, and sales for men in their 40s and daytime (GSO12B4) are 5674 yen.
- GSO12B1 20s male '' ⁇ 8 o'clock '' sales
- GSO12B2 ⁇ 20s female '' ⁇ Monday '' sales
- GSO12B3 Sales for women in their 30s and residential areas
- GSO12B4 sales for men in their 40s and daytime
- the macro data table (GSO12) is generated with the granularity of the store, but other granularities corresponding to the conditions of the measure such as each municipality may be used.
- the macro data table (GSO12) is generated for each product, but it may be a unit suitable for the measure such as food.
- the sales amount is used.
- an index used in the process may be added to the sales information (GSO12AB).
- the sales amount is used.
- an index used in the processing may be added to the sales information (GSO12AB).
- the information processing system (GSO) for extracting the target for the measure includes the first data (GSC11) related to the business of the company and the data related to the business of the company.
- a receiving unit (GSO5) that receives second data (GSC12) that is data having a granularity equal to or greater than the granularity of the data, and a plurality of explanatory indicators (GSO12B1 to GSO12B4 that match the granularity of the second data from the first data)
- GSO4 that extracts a target to be implemented from a plurality of explanatory indexes.
- the information processing method (GSO) for extracting the target for the measure is the first data (GSC11) related to the business of the enterprise and the data related to the business of the enterprise and the granularity of the first data.
- a third step of extracting a target to be implemented from a plurality of explanatory indices GSO12B1 to GSO12B4.
- the information processing system and the information processing method according to the present embodiment can automatically extract, in the form of an explanatory index, an optimum target for performing a measure from the correlation table (GSO13). As a result, it becomes easier to extract objects that exceed the analytical ability without depending on the experience and intuition of the decision-maker.
- FIG. 7 shows a correlation table (GSO13) that stores the result of processing by the learning engine (GSO3) using the macro data table (GSO12).
- the correlation table (GSO13) is included in the database (GSO1).
- the correlation table (GSO13) is the same unit as the data stored in the macro data table (GSO12), and is stored in product units in FIG.
- the product (GSO131) indicates the product used for the correlation
- the bread (GSO131A) stores an explanatory index for obtaining the correlation regarding the bread.
- the stored explanatory indices are the same as in the example of FIG. 6, “20-year-old male” “8 o'clock” sales (GSO132), “20-day female” “Monday” sales (GSO133), “30-year-old female” “Residential area” sales (GSO134), “40s male” and “daytime” sales (GSO135).
- the sales (GSO133) of “20s female” and “Monday” of bread is 0.2, which is the correlation between the sales (GSO12AB2) of FIG. 6 and the sales of 20th female and “Monday” (GSO12B2).
- GSO13 the correlation table
- the unit is a product unit, but it may be changed to a unit suitable for the measure such as food.
- the correlation value is stored in the cell, but may be changed to another value that can obtain the evaluation function.
- the update cycle of the evaluation function in the learning engine (GSO3) is not particularly limited, and for example, it may be updated every week, but may be changed to update at another cycle suitable for the measure.
- the tables for extracting a plurality of candidates are the evaluation function table (GSO14) in FIG. 8 and the target customer extraction table (GSO15) in FIG.
- the evaluation function table (GSO14) is a table for storing evaluation functions processed by the learning engine (GSO3) using the correlation table (GSO13), and is included in the database (GSO1). Specifically, an evaluation function for each product is obtained by performing multiple regression analysis on the data stored in the correlation table (GSO13). Any method other than multiple regression analysis may be used as long as an evaluation function is obtained. If necessary, other data such as a micro data table (GSO11) or a macro data table (GSO12) may be used.
- Product (GSO141) is stored in a record for each product.
- the evaluation function of the product (GSO141) is expressed using a coefficient (GSO142), a first argument name (GSO143), a first argument coefficient (GSO144), a second argument name (GSO145), and a second argument coefficient (GSO146). be able to.
- the evaluation function of bread is 0.42 * sales of "20's male” and “8am” + 0.2 * sales of "40's male” and "daytime” + 0.32.
- another evaluation function for the same product may be generated by another record such as bread (GSO141B).
- FIG. 8 there are two explanatory indexes constituting each evaluation function, but more explanatory indexes after the third argument may be used. Further, other information may be included as long as the information is necessary for the evaluation function.
- FIG. 9 is a target customer extraction table (GSO15) for storing offer contents obtained by processing the evaluation function table (GSO14) of FIG. 8 by the offer extraction unit (GSO4).
- the target customer extraction table (GSO15) is included in the database (GSO1), and stores which customers should be offered.
- the offer extraction unit (GSO4) substitutes the sales (each argument) corresponding to each explanatory index of the evaluation function table (GSO14) with reference to the macro data table (GSO12), so that the effect of each evaluation function (GSO153 ).
- the target customer extraction table (GSO15) sorts data in descending order of this effect (GSO153) and gives a ranking (GSO152), and is stored for each product (GSO151). For example, in the example of FIG. 9, the ranking of bread (GSO151A) is the highest (that is, the effect is the largest), so referring to this data, “male in 20s” and “8 o'clock” are candidates 1 (GSO154).
- GSO155 “male 40s” and “daytime” are automatically extracted as candidate 2 (GSO155).
- the business application (GSA) distributes coupons to customers (CS) who satisfy these candidates based on the judgment of the manager (US).
- the number of candidates is one or two, but more candidates after candidate 3 may be used.
- FIG. 9 is a table for storing offer contents, and other information may be included as long as it is information necessary for the offer.
- Example 1 the content related to the product recommendation using the learning / judgment system (GSO) was used, but in Example 2, the content related to project management using the learning / judgment system (GSO).
- GSO learning / judgment system
- the system configuration is the same as that shown in FIG. 1, except for the following points.
- the data used for analysis is not POS data (GCS11) but business data (not shown).
- Business data includes employee information, attendance information, and the like.
- the performance information includes item information (for example, successful receipt of an order from a telephone company in 10 months, etc., which can be indirectly quantitatively evaluated with money).
- the business application sends management advice instead of sending a recommendation.
- the upper part of FIG. 10 is a micro data table (GSO11) stored in the database (GSO1) for use in the learning / judgment system (GSO) based on the business data stored in the core database (GSC1).
- the data storage unit in the micro data table (GSO11) is preferably as small as possible, and is stored for each date in FIG.
- the data in the micro data table (GSO11) is preferably data that can be classified into categories for use in the automatic generation of explanatory indices.
- Data that is not used in the management system (GSC2), such as sensor data, may be registered in the micro data table (GSO11).
- the granularity of the data to be substituted may be made uniform by preprocessing. Further, in the case of data that cannot be classified into categories, it may be converted into a format that can be classified into categories by preprocessing.
- the date (GSO21A) is the date of work. In FIG. 10, since the code is for each employee, the date (GSO21A) may exist multiple times.
- the employee information (GSO21B) is information indicating the attribute of the employee.
- the employee ID (GSO21B1) is the employee number
- the title (GSO21B2) is the employee's position
- the high skill (GSO21B3) is the high skill level.
- the time information (GSO21C) is information indicating the contents related to employee attendance management and time. Going to work (GSO21C1) is the time of coming to work, returning to work (GSO21C2) is the time of returning to work, and day of the week (GSO21C3) is the day of the week of date (GSO21A).
- the behavior information indicates the behavior among employees and is requested for each employee.
- Face-to-face with user A (GSO21DA) is the action related to face-to-face of user A.
- Speaking (GSO21DA1) is the time when user A is speaking and listening (GSO21DA2) is the time when user A is listening to other people .
- GSO learning / judgment system
- FIG. 10 shows a macro data table (GSO12) stored in the database (GSO1) for use in the learning / judgment system (GSO) based on the business data stored in the core database (GSC1).
- the macro data table (GSO12) is configured with a granularity corresponding to the measure conditions, and is stored for each case in FIG. Furthermore, since the unit which can implement a measure is for each case, in FIG.
- the performance information (GSO22A) is converted from the micro data table (GSO11) by converting it to the required granularity, and includes the following information.
- the case ID (GSO22AA) is information indicating a number unique to the case.
- the case information (GSO22AB) is information related to the case.
- Success / failure (GSO22AB1) is the project result, and period (GSO22AB2) is the period in which the project was implemented. For example, in FIG. 10, success / failure (GSO22AB1) indicates success and period (GSO22AB2) indicates 10 months in the telephone company case of the case ID (GSO22AA).
- the performance information (GSO22A) may be converted from the micro data table (GSO11) to a required granularity and used.
- the description index automatically generated by the index generation unit (GSO2) with the micro data table (GSO11) as an input is stored.
- the index generation unit (GSO2) receives the micro data table (GSO11) as an input, generates an index by combining categories, and stores the result in the automatically generated index (GSO22B).
- the granularity and unit of the automatically generated index (GSO22B) matches the performance information (GSO22A).
- index generation unit GSO2
- GSO22B Automatically generated index
- “Director” is “listening to user B” (GSO22B1)
- “High skill person” is “ Communication (GSO22B2) with "person with a lot of overtime”
- communication (GSO22B3) with "speaking to user A” (GSO22B3)
- one condition is expressed by ““ ”(key brackets), and the number of conditions may be one or plural.
- Each column stores the communication time under that condition, so that “Director” is “Listen to User B”, Communication (GSO22B1) is 100 minutes, “High-skilled person” is “Person with much overtime” Communication (GSO22B2) is 60 minutes, “In charge” is “Talking to User A”, Communication (GSO22B3) is 100 minutes, “Tuesday” communication with “High Skill” (GSO22B4) is 40 minutes .
- an explanatory index generated by the index generation unit (GSO2) may be added to the automatically generated index (GSO22B).
- the learning engine (GSO3) and the offer extraction unit (GSO4) perform the same processing as in Example 1 on this macro data table (GSO12), and the target of the measure in the form of the action of the project member who succeeded in the project. Can be automatically extracted.
- an explanation index can be automatically generated, an evaluation function can be obtained from a combination of an objective index and an explanation index, and the result can be provided to a customer via a business application.
- the content is related to the product recommendation using the learning / judgment system (GSO), but in the third embodiment, the content is related to the cart tour in logistics using the learning / judgment system (GSO).
- GSO learning / judgment system
- the system configuration is the same as that shown in FIG. 1, except for the following points.
- the data used for analysis is not POS data (GCS11) but business data (not shown).
- Business data includes product information, warehouse information, and the like.
- the performance information may include information that can be quantitatively evaluated with money, such as on-site productivity, the number of cart patrol records, etc. (as in the first embodiment, it may be sales information of a warehouse).
- the business application sends management advice instead of sending a recommendation.
- Example 3 The micro data table (GSO11) used in Example 3 is shown in FIG. The purpose of use is the same as in Example 1.
- the upper part of FIG. 11 is a micro data table (GSO11) stored in the database (GSO1) for use in the learning / judgment system (GSO) based on the business data stored in the core database (GSC1).
- the data storage unit in the micro data table (GSO11) is preferably as small as possible, and is stored for each pick ID in FIG.
- the pick ID is a product unit number when picking.
- the data in the micro data table (GSO11) is preferably data that can be classified into categories for use in the automatic generation of explanatory indices.
- Data that is not used in the management system (GSC2), such as sensor data, may be registered in the micro data table (GSO11).
- the granularity of the data to be substituted may be made uniform by preprocessing. Further, in the case of data that cannot be classified into categories, it may be converted into a format that can be classified into categories by preprocessing.
- Pick ID is a product unit number when picking.
- the product information is information indicating product attributes.
- the name (GSO31B1) is the product name, the number (GSO31B2) is the number to be picked, and the shape (GSO31B3) is the size of the product.
- GSO31C warehouse information
- the congestion rate (GSO31C1) is the degree of congestion in the warehouse
- the shelf number (GSO31C2) is the number of the shelf on which the product is placed.
- BIC information is information related to picking.
- the remaining number (GSO31D1) is the remaining number when traveling with one cart
- the order (GSO31D2) is the order visited with one cart
- the travel distance (GSO31D3) is the travel distance from the shelf before picking .
- Time information is information about time.
- the time (GSO31E1) is the time of picking, and the day of the week (GSO31E2) is the day of the picked day.
- GSO learning / judgment system
- the lower part of FIG. 11 is a macro data table (GSO12) stored in the database (GSO1) for use in the learning / judgment system (GSO) based on the business data stored in the core database (GSC1).
- the macro data table (GSO12) is configured with a granularity corresponding to the measure conditions, and is stored for each cart tour in FIG.
- the cart tour ID (GSO32AA) is a number that is visited by one cart
- the cart tour information (GSO32AB) is information related to the cart tour.
- Productivity (GSO32AB1) is the productivity of picking and is defined as the number of picking per unit time, for example.
- the number (GSO32AB2) is the number picked in the cart tour.
- the cart tour ID (GSO32AA) is 100012
- the productivity (GSO32AB1) is 0.23
- the number (GSO32AB2) is 113.
- the performance information (GSO32A) may be converted from the micro data table (GSO11) to a required granularity and used.
- the description index automatically generated by the index generation unit (GSO2) with the micro data table (GSO11) as an input is stored.
- the index generation unit (GSO2) receives the microdata table (GSO11) as an input, generates an index by a combination of categories, and stores the result in an automatically generated index (GSO32B).
- the granularity and unit of the automatically generated index (GSO32B) matches the performance information (GSO32A).
- productivity GSO32B1
- productivity GSO32B3
- Congestion rate is 30 or more” with “Shelf number is 20 or more”
- Production with “Congestion rate is 5 or less” when “Movement distance is 5 or less” Sex GSO32B4
- one condition is expressed by ““ ”(key brackets), and the number of conditions may be one or plural.
- the productivity (GSO32B1) for “Morning is 10 or more” in the “morning” is 0.32
- productivity when the congestion rate is 10 or less GSO32B2 is 0.42
- productivity is ⁇ shelf number is 20 or more '' and ⁇ congestion rate is 30 or more '' (GSO32B3) is 0.12
- productivity is ⁇ travel distance is 5 or less '' and ⁇ congestion rate is 5 or less '' (GSO32B4) Is 0.23.
- the data output by the index generation unit (GSO2) may be added to the automatically generated index (GSO32B).
- the learning engine (GSO3) and the offer extraction unit (GSO4) perform the same processing as in Example 1 for this macro data table (GSO12) ⁇ , so that the target of the measure can be selected in the form of highly productive cart patrol control. Can be extracted automatically.
- an explanation index can be automatically generated, an evaluation function can be obtained from a combination of an objective index and an explanation index, and the result can be provided to a customer via a business application.
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- 施策を行う対象を抽出する情報処理システムであって、
企業の業務に関する第1のデータと、前記企業の業務に関するデータであって前記第1のデータの粒度以上の粒度のデータである第2のデータと、を受け付ける受付部と、
前記第1のデータから、前記第2のデータの粒度に合致する複数の説明指標を生成する指標生成部と、
前記複数の説明指標から、前記施策を行う対象を抽出する抽出部と、を有することを特徴とする情報処理システム。 - 請求項1において、
前記受付部は、前記施策の条件を示す第3のデータをさらに受け付け、
前記説明指標のそれぞれは、前記施策の条件に対応する前記対象の候補であることを特徴とする情報処理システム。 - 請求項2において、
前記第2のデータは、前記施策により変化させたい変数である目的指標と前記施策の条件との対応関係を示す形式のデータであるか、または、前記指標生成部によって前記対応関係を示す形式に変換されることを特徴とする情報処理システム。 - 請求項2において、
前記第1のデータは、それぞれが前記候補の一部または全部をなす複数のカテゴリに分類された形式のデータであるか、または、前記指標生成部によって前記複数のカテゴリに分類された形式に変換されることを特徴とする情報処理システム。 - 請求項1において、
前記抽出部は、前記複数の説明指標のそれぞれと、前記施策により変化させたい変数である目的指標との相関を取ることによって、前記対象の候補を抽出することを特徴とする情報処理システム。 - 請求項5において、
前記目的指標は、金銭で定量化することが可能な指標であることを特徴とする情報処理システム。 - 請求項5において、
前記抽出部はさらに、前記複数の説明指標を含む評価関数を生成し、前記評価関数に基づいて、前記候補の優先順位および効果を求めることによって、前記候補を抽出することを特徴とする情報処理システム。 - 請求項1において、
前記第1のデータはPOSデータであり、前記第2のデータは店舗毎の売上情報を含むデータであることを特徴とする情報処理システム。 - 請求項1において、
前記第1のデータは社員情報または勤怠情報を含むデータであり、前記第2のデータは案件の成否情報を含むデータであることを特徴とする情報処理システム。 - 請求項1において、
前記第1のデータは商品情報または倉庫情報を含むデータであり、前記第2のデータは業務の生産性を含むデータであることを特徴とする情報処理システム。 - 施策を行う対象を抽出する情報処理方法であって、
企業の業務に関する第1のデータと、前記企業の業務に関するデータであって前記第1のデータの粒度以上の粒度のデータである第2のデータと、を受け付ける第1の工程と、
前記第1のデータから、前記第2のデータの粒度に合致する複数の説明指標を生成する第2の工程と、
前記複数の説明指標から、前記施策を行う対象を抽出する第3の工程と、を有することを特徴とする情報処理方法。
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