A crowdfunding prediction model: a data-driven approach

S. Kao
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The crowdfunding platform has been regarded as an important driver of creativities in that it can help innovators easily get financial support from the public to turn their ideas into reality. As crowdfunding environment develop dynamic, the outcome of a crowdfunding project become unreliable and is significantly affected by multiple factors. Due to the uncertainty of the outcome of fundraising cases, the development of crowdfunding prediction become an important issue and increasingly attracts much attention from innovators. In the prior research, some centered on the exploration of critically successful determinants of a crowdfunding project, whereas some focus on the development of a prediction model for a crowdfunding project by improving prediction accuracy. Although the result obtained by the prior research is remarkable, limited valuable information or suggestions contributing to project design can be derived from the research result. Accordingly, the research is motivated to propose a crowdfunding prediction model, named CPMCDM. By employing the techniques of text mining and classification algorithm, the model is proposed to extract knowledge beneficial for successfully predicting the crowdfunding outcome from a dataset containing 28,159 crowdfunding projects on Kickstarter. By applying 30-70% strategy, 261 classification rules were generated from the training dataset (70% of the collected dataset). The remaining 30% of the collected dataset was used for model testing and prediction accuracy was 87.19%. For ensuring the feasibility and applicability of the proposed model, CPMCDM was verified by specialists with crowdfunding relevant experiences based on the criteria including reasonableness of the generated rules and usefulness of the model. The proposed model is expected not only to contribute to the prediction of crowdfunding outcome, but also to assist in better campaign design for crowdfunding projects in the future.
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众筹平台一直被视为创造力的重要驱动力,因为它可以帮助创新者轻松获得公众的资金支持,将他们的想法变成现实。随着众筹环境的动态发展,众筹项目的结果变得不可靠,并且受到多种因素的显著影响。由于众筹案例结果的不确定性,众筹预测的发展成为一个重要的问题,越来越受到创新者的关注。在之前的研究中,一些研究集中于探索众筹项目成功的关键决定因素,而一些研究则侧重于通过提高预测精度来开发众筹项目的预测模型。虽然前期的研究成果是显著的,但从研究结果中得到的对项目设计有价值的信息或建议是有限的。因此,本研究提出了一个众筹预测模型,命名为CPMCDM。该模型采用文本挖掘技术和分类算法,从包含28159个Kickstarter众筹项目的数据集中提取有利于成功预测众筹结果的知识。通过应用30-70%策略,从训练数据集(收集数据集的70%)生成261条分类规则。剩余30%的数据集用于模型检验,预测准确率为87.19%。为了保证模型的可行性和适用性,CPMCDM由具有众筹相关经验的专家根据生成规则的合理性和模型的有用性等标准进行验证。所提出的模型不仅有助于预测众筹结果,而且有助于未来众筹项目更好的活动设计。
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