Prosper Insights & Analytics' Fashion Conscious propensity model predicts the probability that a U.S. adult consumer is fashion conscious. Based on a set of basic demographics, the model identifies individuals for whom the newest fashion trends and styles are important. The model was trained with data from Prosper's large database of U.S. adult consumer intentions and actions.
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Enhances digital and offline targeting by identifying individuals for whom the newest fashion trends and styles are important. Propensity scores can be used to make your marketing spend more effective by focusing on consumers with a high propensity. Key Metrics: Accuracy=.80 AUC=.72 Lift over random= 0.93
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Based on unique large sample US consumer survey data
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You pay based on usage, with no upfront commitment. Most dimensions bill by host hour for batch inference, meaning you run this predictive model on a chosen compute instance and pay for the hours it runs. The instance types span general-purpose, compute-optimized, and GPU-accelerated families in several sizes. Larger or GPU instances process heavier workloads faster but cost more per hour. You select the instance that fits your batch job. One separate dimension bills per inference request, charging by the number of predictions generated instead of runtime hours.
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What does one host hour cover for the batch inference dimensions?
One host hour is one hour that a chosen compute instance runs your batch inference job. You pay for each hour the instance stays active while scoring your data. Charges accrue only while the job runs. When the batch job finishes and the instance stops, host-hour charges end.
How do the request-based charges combine with the host-hour charges on my bill?
The two metrics bill independently. Batch inference dimensions charge by host hours the instance runs. The separate request dimension charges by the number of predictions generated. You pay only for the mode you use for a given job, not both at once for the same work.
How does the per-request dimension differ from the batch host-hour dimensions?
The per-request dimension meters each prediction produced, so cost tracks prediction volume. The batch host-hour dimensions meter running time on a chosen instance, so cost tracks how long the job runs. Per-request suits steady, on-demand scoring. Host-hour suits large batches processed in one run.
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