Behavioural modelling - the process
The purpose of the FastStats Modelling Environment is to discover behavioural features which distinguish an analysis group from a base group, and then to use these features to create and evaluate models.
Likely stages in the process:
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Select Behavioural Modelling type Fixed or Event Driven
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Create an Analysis and a Base Group
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Generate Behavioural Features
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Build (Train ) the modelling environment - e.g. 01/01/2022
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Use the dimensions view and Profile view to evaluate how predictive each dimension was on the training date.
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Use the associations view to check appropriateness of using each dimension
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Were the dimensions predictive?
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If YES - go to step 5
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If NO - return to step 1
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Select an Evaluation date, possibly more – e.g. 01/01/2023 and 01/01/2024
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compare the data on the training date with that of the evaluation date using the profile tab
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Was the evaluation successful/ did it show the same predictive power as the results from the training date?
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If YES - go to step 6
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If NO - return to step 1
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Further evaluation of the model in the Model Report tool.
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Create a VV with a fixed date which you wish to evaluate as the Scoring Date – e.g. 01/06/2024. Does the model make a powerful prediction?
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If YES - create a VV for the date you wish to produce the model
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If NO - return to step 1
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The following diagram provides a visual representation of the process for creating behaviour-based Models:
See also:
What is behavioural modelling?
Behavioural modelling - key terminology
Behavioural modelling - example scenarios
Behavioural modelling - starting the process