COHORTNEY: Non-Parametric Clustering of Event Sequences
Cohort analysis is a pervasive activity in web analytics. One divides users into groups according to specific criteria and tracks their behavior over time. Despite its extensive use, academic circles do not discuss cohort analysis to evaluate user behavior online. This work introduces an unsupervised non-parametric approach to group Internet users based on their activities. In comparison, canonical methods in marketing and engineering-based techniques underperform. COHORTNEY is the first machine learning-based cohort analysis algorithm with a robust theoretical explanation.
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