Siliguri Institute of Technology

Name – Chandan Kundu

Roll – 33405021043
Department – BBA Sem – 6th
Sub – Marketing Analytics BBA603A
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 Analyzed Data of Subway
Question No. 1: Find out the minimum, maximum, mean, and standard deviation:

1.OVERALL SATISFACTION
 >result.min <- min(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'OVERALL SATISFACTION’)
 > print(result.min)
 [1] 0
 > result.max <- max(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'OVERALL SATISFACTION’)
 > print(result.max)
 [1] 7
 > result.mean <- mean(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'OVERALL SATISFACTION’)
 > print(result.mean)
 [1] 5.227695
 > result.sd <- sd(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'OVERALL SATISFACTION’)
 > print(result.sd)
 [1] 1.419513
2.FOOD LOOKS APPETIZING
 >result.min <- min(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'FOOD LOOKS APPETIZING’)
 > print(result.min)
 [1] 0
 > result.max <- max(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'FOOD LOOKS APPETIZING’)
 > print(result.max)
 [1] 7
 > result.mean <- mean(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'FOOD LOOKS APPETIZING’)
 > print(result.mean)
 [1] 5.4335
 > result.sd <- sd(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'FOOD LOOKS APPETIZING’)
 > print(result.sd)
 [1] 1.533085
 Analyzed Data of Subway
Question No. 1: Find out the minimum, maximum, mean, and standard deviation:
3.HAS FOOD THAT TASTES GOOD
 > result.min <- min(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'HAS FOOD THAT TASTES GOOD’)
 > print(result.min)
 [1] 0
 > result.max <- max(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'HAS FOOD THAT TASTES GOOD’)
 > print(result.max)
 [1] 7
 > result.mean <- mean(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'HAS FOOD THAT TASTES GOOD’)
 > print(result.mean)
 [1] 5.455389
 > result.sd <- sd(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'HAS FOOD THAT TASTES GOOD’)
 > print(result.sd)
 [1] 1.501577
4.HAS FOOD I CRAVE
 > result.min <- min(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'HAS FOOD I CRAVE’)
 > print(result.min)
 [1] 0
 > result.max
 [1] 7
 > result.max <- max(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'HAS FOOD I CRAVE’)
 > print(result.max)
 [1] 7
 > result.mean <- mean(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'HAS FOOD I CRAVE’)
 > print(result.mean)
 [1] 5.147752
 > result.sd <- sd(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'HAS FOOD I CRAVE’)
 > print(result.sd)
 [1] 1.710986
 Analyzed Data of Subway
Question No. 1: Find out the minimum, maximum, mean, and standard deviation:

5.PROVIDES THE RIGHT PROPORTIONS OF INGREDIENTS

 >result.min <- min(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'OVERALL SATISFACTION’)
 print(result.min)
 [1] 0
 > result.max <- max(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'PROVIDES THE RIGHT PROPORTIONS OF INGREDIENTS’)
 > print(result.max)
 [1] 7
 > result.mean <- mean(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'PROVIDES THE RIGHT PROPORTIONS OF INGREDIENTS’)
 > print(result.mean)
 [1] 5.224364
 > result.sd <- sd(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'PROVIDES THE RIGHT PROPORTIONS OF INGREDIENTS’)
 > print(result.sd)
 [1] 1.563005
6. HAS A WIDE VARIETY OF MENU OPTIONS
 >result.min <- min(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'OVERALL SATISFACTION’)
 print(result.min)
 [1] 0
 > result.max <- max(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'HAS A WIDE VARIETY OF MENU OPTIONS’)
 > print(result.max)
 [1] 7
 > result.mean <- mean(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'HAS A WIDE VARIETY OF MENU OPTIONS’)
 > print(result.mean)
 [1] 5.282893
 > result.sd <- sd(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'HAS A WIDE VARIETY OF MENU OPTIONS')
 > print(result.sd)
 [1] 1.520653
 Analyzed Data of Subway
Question No. 1: Find out the minimum, maximum, mean, and standard deviation:
7. PORTIONS ARE THE RIGHT SIZE FOR MY APPETITE
 >result.min <- min(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'PORTIONS ARE THE RIGHT SIZE FOR MY APPETITE’)
 >print(result.min)
 [1] 0
 > result.max <- max(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'PORTIONS ARE THE RIGHT SIZE FOR MY APPETITE’)
 > print(result.max)
 [1] 7
 > result.mean <- mean(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'PORTIONS ARE THE RIGHT SIZE FOR MY APPETITE’)
 > print(result.mean)
 1] 5.264573
 > result.sd <- sd(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'PORTIONS ARE THE RIGHT SIZE FOR MY APPETITE’)
 > print(result.sd)
 1] 1.566987
8. IS WORTH THE PRICE
 >result.min <- min(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'IS WORTH THE PRICE’)
 > print(result.min)
 [1] 0
 >result.max <- max(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'IS WORTH THE PRICE’)
 > print(result.max)
 [1] 7
 > result.mean <- mean(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'IS WORTH THE PRICE’)
 > print(result.mean)
 [1] 5.097074
 > result.sd <- sd(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'IS WORTH THE PRICE’)
 > print(result.sd)
 [1] 1.657372
 Analyzed Data of Subway
Question No. 1: Find out the minimum, maximum, mean, and standard deviation:

9. IS SOMETHING I CAN AFFORD TO EAT REGULARLY

 >result.min <- min(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'IS SOMETHING I CAN AFFORD TO EAT REGULARLY’)
 >print(result.min)
 [1] 0
 > result.max <- max(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'IS SOMETHING I CAN AFFORD TO EAT REGULARLY’)
 > print(result.max)
 [1] 7
 > result.mean <- mean(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'IS SOMETHING I CAN AFFORD TO EAT REGULARLY’)
 > print(result.mean)
 [1] 4.816798
 > result.sd <- sd(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'IS SOMETHING I CAN AFFORD TO EAT REGULARLY’)
 > print(result.sd)
 [1] 1.770571
10. IS A GOOD VALUE FOR THE MONEY
 >result.min <- min(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'IS A GOOD VALUE FOR THE MONEY’)
 > print(result.min)
 [1] 0
 > result.max <- max(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'IS A GOOD VALUE FOR THE MONEY’)
 > print(result.max)
 [1] 7
 > result.mean <- mean(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'IS A GOOD VALUE FOR THE MONEY’)
 > print(result.mean)
 [1] 5.075184
 > result.sd <- sd(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'IS A GOOD VALUE FOR THE MONEY’)
 > print(result.sd)
 [1] 1.63597
 Analyzed Data of Subway

Question No. 2: find out the Mode

FOOD LOOKS APPETIZING
 > food_looks_appetizing <- CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$'FOOD LOOKS
APPETIZING’;result.mode <- mode(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$FOOD LOOKS
APPETIZING)
 > result_mode <- as.numeric(names(sort(table(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$FOOD
LOOKS APPETIZING),decreasing = TRUE)[1]))
 > print(result_mode)
 [1] 7

HAS FOOD THAT TASTES GOOD`

 > has_food_that_tastes_good <- CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$HAS FOOD THAT
TASTES GOOD;
 > result.mode <- mode(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$HAS FOOD THAT TASTES
GOOD)
 > result_mode <- as.numeric(names(sort(table( has_food_that_tastes_good),decreasing = TRUE)[1])
 )> print(result_mode)
 [1] 6
 Analyzed Data of Subway

Question No. 2: find out the Mode

HAS FOOD I CRAVE
 has_food_i_crave <- CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$HAS FOOD I CRAVE
 > result.mode <- mode(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$HAS FOOD I CRAVE)
 > result_mode <- as.numeric(names(sort(table( has_food_i_crave),decreasing = TRUE)[1]))
 > print(result_mode)
 1] 6
PROVIDES THE RIGHT PROPORTIONS OF INGREDIENTS
 provides_the_right_proportion_of_ingredients <- CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$PROVIDES
THE RIGHT PROPORTIONS OF INGREDIENTS;
 > result.mode <- mode(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$PROVIDES THE RIGHT
PROPORTIONS OF INGREDIENTS)
 > result_mode <- as.numeric(names(sort(table(provides_the_right_proportion_of_ingredients),decreasing =
TRUE)[1]))
 > print(result_mode)
 [1] 6
 Analyzed Data of Subway

Question No. 2: find out the Mode

HAS A WIDE VARIETY OF MENU OPTIONS`;
 has_a_wide_veriety_of_menu_options <- CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$HAS A WIDE
VARIETY OF MENU OPTIONS;
 result.mode <- mode(CUSTOMER_SATISFACTION_DATASET$HAS A WIDE VARIETY OF
MENU OPTIONS)
 > result_mode <- as.numeric(names(sort(table(has_a_wide_veriety_of_menu_options),decreasing =
TRUE)[1]))
 > print(result_mode)
 [1] 6