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Description
Customer Behavioral Feature Store Implementation
Problem Statement
Current BNPL risk prediction relies only on transaction-time features, missing critical customer behavioral patterns that could significantly improve model performance. Historical customer aggregations (transaction frequency, spending volatility, category preferences) cannot be computed in real-time due to <100ms latency requirements.
Proposed Solution
Implement a feature store architecture with daily batch processing and Redis-backed real-time serving to provide customer behavioral features with <1ms lookup latency.
Technical Architecture
┌─────────────────┐ ┌──────────────────┐ ┌─────────────────┐
│ Transaction │ │ Daily Batch │ │ Redis │
│ Stream │───▶│ Processing │───▶│ Feature Store │
│ │ │ (Airflow) │ │ │
└─────────────────┘ └──────────────────┘ └─────────────────┘
│ │
│ │ <1ms lookup
▼ ▼
┌──────────────────┐ ┌─────────────────┐
│ BigQuery DWH │ │ Real-time │
│ (Historical) │ │ ML Serving │
└──────────────────┘ └─────────────────┘
Implementation Details
1. Customer Feature Categories
A. Transaction Behavioral Features
- Volume patterns: transaction count, amounts, volatility
- Temporal patterns: weekend ratios, time between transactions
- Category preferences: diversity scores, risk ratios
- Device behavior: consistency, trust ratios
B. Risk Evolution Features
- Trend analysis: spending/risk trends
- Recency features: days since last transaction
- Customer lifecycle stage
2. Data Pipeline Architecture
Daily Batch Processing (Airflow DAG)
- Extract customer behavioral features from BigQuery
- Compute 30-day rolling aggregations
- Update Redis feature store with TTL management
Redis Feature Store Integration
- <1ms customer feature lookup
- Automatic TTL-based cleanup
- Graceful fallback for missing customers
3. Real-Time ML Integration
Enhanced prediction pipeline combining:
- Transaction-time features (fast)
- Customer behavioral features (Redis lookup)
- Fallback to transaction-only for new customers
Performance Requirements
Latency Targets
- Feature Lookup: <1ms (Redis GET operations)
- End-to-end Prediction: <100ms (including feature lookup)
- Batch Processing: Complete within 4-hour window (2 AM - 6 AM)
Scalability Requirements
- Customer Volume: Support 10M+ active customers
- Feature Updates: Handle 1M+ daily customer feature updates
- Query Volume: 100K+ predictions per minute during peak traffic
Implementation Phases
Phase 1: Foundation (Sprint 1-2)
- Design Redis schema and data structures
- Implement basic CustomerFeatureStore class
- Create initial Airflow DAG for feature extraction
- Set up Redis cluster with proper configuration
Phase 2: Core Features (Sprint 3-4)
- Implement full customer behavioral feature set
- Add feature versioning and backward compatibility
- Create monitoring and alerting infrastructure
- Load test Redis performance under production volume
Phase 3: Production Integration (Sprint 5-6)
- Integrate feature store with ML serving pipeline
- Implement graceful fallback for missing features
- Add A/B testing framework for model versions
- Create feature store admin tools and dashboards
Phase 4: Advanced Features (Sprint 7-8)
- Implement real-time feature updates via streaming
- Add feature drift detection and auto-retraining triggers
- Create customer segment-specific feature sets
- Optimize memory usage with feature compression
Success Metrics
Business Impact
- Model Performance: Improve discrimination ratio from 3.5x to >4.0x
- Precision: Increase high-risk precision from 35% to >45%
- Coverage: Maintain approval rates while reducing default rates
Technical Performance
- Latency: Maintain <100ms end-to-end prediction latency
- Availability: Achieve >99.9% feature store uptime
- Cost: Keep Redis infrastructure costs <$5K/month
Risk Assessment
Technical Risks
- Redis Memory Limits: Monitor for OOM conditions with large feature sets
- Network Latency: Ensure Redis cluster co-location with ML serving
- Feature Staleness: Handle customer behavior changes between updates
Mitigation Strategies
- Implement feature compression and TTL-based cleanup
- Use Redis clustering and replication for high availability
- Create fallback to transaction-only model for missing features
- Monitor feature drift and model performance continuously
Dependencies
- Redis cluster setup (Infrastructure team)
- Airflow DAG deployment pipeline (Platform team)
- BigQuery access permissions (Data team)
- ML model retraining pipeline (ML Engineering team)
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