Component: CEC-MKT-ML-PRE
Component Name: Predictive Studio
Description: A chart that shows the cumulated percentage or share of top-scored customers x-axis by the coverage of potential buyers y-axis as predicted by a trained model.
Key Concepts: A gain chart is a visual representation of the performance of a predictive model. It is used to compare the performance of different models and to identify the best model for a given task. The chart is divided into two parts: the x-axis represents the predicted probability of an event occurring, and the y-axis represents the actual probability of an event occurring. The gain chart shows how well the model is able to predict the outcome of an event.
How to use it: In Predictive Studio, gain charts are used to evaluate the performance of predictive models. To create a gain chart, select the “Gain Chart” option from the “Analyze” menu. Select the model you want to evaluate and click “Run”. The gain chart will be displayed in a new window.
Tips & Tricks: When evaluating a model using a gain chart, look for models that have a high area under the curve (AUC). A high AUC indicates that the model is able to accurately predict outcomes with high accuracy. Additionally, look for models that have a high lift value, which indicates that the model is able to accurately predict outcomes with higher accuracy than random chance.
Related Information: For more information on gain charts and how to use them in Predictive Studio, refer to SAP’s documentation on Predictive Studio. Additionally, there are