How To Work With Models With Metis Smart Modeling
From Metis Documentation
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| How to define a single selection type rule ? | | How to define a single selection type rule ? | ||
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| The single selection rule tests an input and calculates the defined output based on a simple logical relation. | | The single selection rule tests an input and calculates the defined output based on a simple logical relation. | ||
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| How to define a table selection type rule ? | | How to define a table selection type rule ? | ||
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| The goal is to determine an output quantity within several ranges of input values. The rule allows to enter several 'Q from' and 'Q to' to determine those ranges. They each then induce a specific 'Q out' which will be used as a quantity for the output. | | The goal is to determine an output quantity within several ranges of input values. The rule allows to enter several 'Q from' and 'Q to' to determine those ranges. They each then induce a specific 'Q out' which will be used as a quantity for the output. | ||
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| How to define a optimal selection type rule ? | | How to define a optimal selection type rule ? | ||
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| This very performing rule enables the automatic selection of the best alternative depending on the output quantity required and the related price. This rule is particularly appreciated in selecting products when one input corresponds to several possible output results. | | This very performing rule enables the automatic selection of the best alternative depending on the output quantity required and the related price. This rule is particularly appreciated in selecting products when one input corresponds to several possible output results. | ||
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| How to define a maximal selection type rule ? | | How to define a maximal selection type rule ? | ||
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| This type of rule can be used when several input values influence a specific output. Each line will be used as a single criterion and Metis will return the highest result possible. | | This type of rule can be used when several input values influence a specific output. Each line will be used as a single criterion and Metis will return the highest result possible. | ||
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| How to test rules ? | | How to test rules ? | ||
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| All rules which have been created in Metis Smart Modeling can be tested in various ways, either on their own or as part of the group they belong. This section of the manual will focus on testing a rule by itself, for more information about other tests please refer to Checking Rules. | | All rules which have been created in Metis Smart Modeling can be tested in various ways, either on their own or as part of the group they belong. This section of the manual will focus on testing a rule by itself, for more information about other tests please refer to Checking Rules. | ||