Spring 2027

Bayesian Machine Learning for Marketing

This course covers Bayesian statistical learning methods for marketing tasks like consumer choice prediction and market analysis, ranging from hierarchical modeling to Bayesian Deep Learning.

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What you’ll be able to do

  • Design and utilize complex models to solve business problems.

  • Explain how Bayesian models can be used to model uncertainty in business settings.

  • Interpret results and effectively communicate findings in relevant business applications.

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Graduate/professional standing and (GEN BUS 656,ECON 704, 709,STAT 609, or STAT/​MATH 709) or declared in graduate Business Exchange program

MARKETNG 779

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Learn to resolve common marketing tasks such as consumer choice prediction, market analysis, and product development by using Bayesian statistical learning methods. A broad range of methods are covered, from standard approaches such as hierarchical modeling to more advanced techniques, including Bayesian Optimization and Bayesian Deep Learning.

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Topics

  • Consumer choice prediction, market analysis, and product development
  • Bayesian statistical learning methods
  • Hierarchical modeling, Bayesian Optimization, and Bayesian Deep Learning
  • Modeling uncertainty in business settings

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  • Design and utilize complex models to solve business problems
  • Explain how Bayesian models can be used to model uncertainty in business settings
  • Interpret results and effectively communicate findings in relevant business applications

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