LEVERAGING DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION AND SOCIAL MEDIA ANALYTICS FOR OPTIMIZING US FASHION BRANDS' PERFORMANCE: A MACHINE LEARNING APPROACH
Md Risalat Hossain Ontor , Masters in Business Administration, Management Information System, International American University, Los Angeles, California Asif Iqbal , Masters in Business Administration Management Information System, International American University, Los Angeles, California Emon Ahmed , Masters in Science Engineering Management, Westcliff University, California, USA Tanvirahmedshuvo , Masters in Business Administration, Business Analytics, International American University, Los Angeles, USA Ashequr Rahman , Doctoral in Business Administration, Westcliff University, California, USAAbstract
This study explores how machine learning algorithms can optimize the performance of US fashion brands by analyzing the relationship between digital transformation, social media analytics, and customer engagement. Using a Kaggle dataset, models including linear regression, random forest, gradient boosting, and neural networks were evaluated to predict brand performance. Neural networks achieved the highest accuracy (R-squared: 0.92), while gradient boosting balanced performance and interpretability (R-squared: 0.88). Results highlight the critical role of customer engagement in driving brand success and demonstrate the potential of machine learning for actionable insights. This research provides a robust framework for data-driven strategies in the fashion industry.
Keywords
Digital transformation, social media analytics, machine learning
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