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User Defined Consta nt Outputs
This option allows you to add to the output file constants such as the apply date, the data set name, or any
other information useful for using the output file.
A user defined constant is made of the following information:
Parameter
Description
Value / Warnings
Visibility
indicates if the constant will appear in the
output or not
checked: the constant appears in the output
the name of the user defined constant
1
The name cannot be the same as the name of an existing
variable of the reference data set.
2
If the name is the same as an already existing user defined
constant, the new constant will replace the previous one
Name
Storage
the constant type (number, string, integer,
date, ...)
unchecked: the constant does not appear in the output
number
string
integer
date
datetime
Value
the value of the constant
date format: YYYY-MM-DD
datetime format: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS
Key
indicates if the constant is a key variable or
identifier for the record. You can declare
multiple keys. They will be built according to
the indicated order (1-2-3-...).
0: the variable is not an identifier
1: primary identifier
2: secondary identifier
...
 To Define a Constant
1
Click the Add button. A pop-up window opens allowing you to set the constant parameters.
2
In the field Output Name, enter the constant name.
3
In the list Output Storage, select the constant type.
4
In the field Output Value, enter the constant value.
5
Click OK to create the constant. The new constant appears in the list. You can choose whether to
generate the defined constants or not by checking the Visibility box.
Gain Chart
This tab allows you to compute the gain chart on the apply data set, that is to rank your data in order of
descending scores and split it into exact quantiles (decile, vingtile, percentile).
 To Compute the Gain Chart
1
Check the box Compute Gain Chart on Apply-in Data.
2
In the list, select the Number of Quantiles you want your data to be segmented in.
3
You can add additional variables in order to estimate profits per segments of the population:
1.
In the Variables list, select the variables you want to add to the gain chart. Use the CTRL key to
select multiple variables.
2. Click the > button to add the selected variables to the list Values for Gain Chart.
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