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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 many online resources available that provide more detailed information on gain charts and how to interpret them.