Amit Lad PGP/23/089

Mohit Rakyan PGP/23/093

Neil Ostwal PGP/23/097
Rakhi Mundhra PGP/23/104
Sourabh Agrawal PGP/23/115

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 Categorization Plan
The methods used for categorization are as follows in the order of worst to best:-

1 Vowels vs. Consonants

6 Gifted vs. Purchased

2 Perishable vs. Non- perishable

7 Price

3 Colour

8 Big vs. Small size

4 Inputable vs. Non- inputable

9 Academic vs. Non- academic use

5 Appears new vs. appears old

10 Similarity of use
 VOWELS vs. CONSONANTS

Items have been grouped on whether

their first letter begins with a vowel or a
consonant. It does not appear to be
providing a viable method of
classification.

Rating-
1/10

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 PERISHABLE vs. NON- PERISHABLE

Items have been grouped on the basis of

their perishability so that perishable
items (like pepper- mint tablets, tic-tac
and paper) are kept at visible positions
and can be used before the end of their
shelf life.

Rating-
2/10

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 COLOUR

Items have been grouped on the basis of

their color into the following 4 categories:
# Orange # Green
# White # Blue
# Black

Rating-
3/10

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 INPUTABLE vs. NON- INPUTABLE

Items have been grouped on whether

data can be inputted into them for
further usage. It does not appear to be
providing a viable method of
classification.

Rating-
2/10

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 APPEARS NEW vs. APPEARS OLD

Items have been grouped on whether

they appear to be new or not (on the
basis of their shine, color fadedness etc.).
Can be useful to analyze whether certain
products need to be discarded

Rating-
5/10

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 GIFTED vs. PURCHASED

Items have been grouped on whether

they were gifted by someone or
purchased. It can be helpful to analyze
the emotions attached with an item.

Rating-
6/10

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 LOW vs. HIGH PRICE

Items have been grouped on the range of

price they fall into as expensive items
need to be kept safely relative to cheaper
ones which are easily replaceable or can
be purchased again without much loss

Rating-
7/10

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 BIG vs. SMALL SIZE

Items have been grouped on the basis of

their size to making it easy to decide on
which shelf to keep them- large items at
the back and smaller at the front

Rating-
8/10

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 ACADEMIC vs. NON- ACADEMIC

Items have been grouped on whether

they were gifted by someone or
purchased

Rating-
9/10

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 SIMILARITY OF USE

Items have been grouped on their basic

use/utility into the following 4 categories
# Electronics # Eatables
# Stationary # Others

Rating-
10/10

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