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Table 1.

E-Commerce user purchase prediction experiment parameters.

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Fig 1.

User collection heat related.

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Table 2.

Dataset 1: The relationship between whether a user collects it or not.

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Fig 2.

Dataset 2: The relationship between whether a user collects it or not.

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Fig 3.

Accuracy of whether the user has collected it or not.

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Fig 4.

Loss of whether the user has collected it or not.

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Fig 5.

ROC of whether the user has collected it or not.

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Fig 6.

Heatmap related to user adds to the shopping cart.

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Fig 7.

Dataset 1: The relationship between whether a product is added to the shopping cart or not.

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Table 3.

Dataset 2: The relationship between whether a product is added to the shopping cart or not.

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Fig 8.

Accuracy of whether the user adds to the shopping cart.

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Fig 9.

Loss of whether the user adds to the shopping cart.

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Fig 10.

OC of whether the user adds to the shopping cart.

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Fig 11.

Heat map related to user purchases.

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Table 4.

Dataset 1: The purchasing numbers.

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Fig 12.

Dataset 2: The relationship between purchasing or not.

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Fig 13.

Accuracy of predicting user purchases.

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Fig 14.

Loss in predicting user purchases.

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Fig 15.

ROC for predicting user purchases.

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