Which mathematical concept is most commonly used by retailers to determine optimal product placement in high-traffic areas of a store?

Store layouts are carefully designed using mathematical principles to maximize sales and customer engagement. From the strategic placement of products to the calculated flow of foot traffic, mathematics plays a crucial role in retail space optimization. This poll tests your knowledge of how mathematical concepts influence the design of retail environments that subtly guide your shopping experience.

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Heat mapping algorithms that analyze customer movement patterns and convert them to probability density functions
Fibonacci sequences to create aesthetically pleasing shelf arrangements that naturally draw the eye
Binary decision trees that categorize products based on complementary purchase likelihood
Euclidean geometry principles that maximize visible product facings from any point in the store