Which mathematical concept has most significantly influenced modern retail store layouts, creating a data-driven approach to customer flow patterns?

In recent years, mathematics has transformed retail store layouts in unexpected ways. Retailers are increasingly using advanced mathematical models to optimize customer flow, product placement, and overall shopping experience. This poll tests your knowledge of how mathematical principles are being applied to modern retail environments to maximize efficiency and sales. Do you know which geometric concept has revolutionized store design?

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Voronoi diagrams, which partition spaces into regions based on proximity to specific points, allowing retailers to optimize product placement relative to high-traffic areas
Fibonacci sequences, which retailers use to create aesthetically pleasing spiral patterns that guide customers through predetermined store paths
Fractal geometry, which creates self-similar patterns at different scales to maximize shelf space while maintaining visual harmony in displays
Tessellation theory, which retailers apply to create repeating floor patterns that subconsciously direct customers toward premium merchandise sections