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Recommendation Scoring
v4.2.0
When setting up a Recommendation, authors are able to influence the order in which Alerts will be shown. Ranking and Scoring help the alert recipient prioritize recommendations according to their importance.
Alert Scoring is an alternate fine-tuning of the alert ranking by specific factors such as recommendation, category, rule, and an optional value from the Data Stream.
By allowing the author to assign a calculated score to an Alert instead of a ranking, you can have even more detailed control over its importance level.
This Score also helps the alert recipient to understand its relative importance.
Authors still have the option to use Alert Ranking instead of Alert Scoring if they prefer.
This feature allows recommendation authors to assign numerical values (1-10) to various aspects during configuration. These values are then multiplied, resulting in an alert score.
The values used to score an Alert could be configured in these different areas:
Fig 1. Recommendation Factor
Fig 2. Category Factor
Fig 3. Rule Factor
Fig 4. Optional Factor
When viewing the Recommendation Alerts list, The Recommendation Scoring is displayed on the Score Column, and the Alerts are arranged in a descending order based on their Scoring.
Fig 5. Recommendation Alerts List
You can also view the Scores using the Score Factor Matrix. To open the Score Factor Matrix:
- 1.Open Manage Recommendations
- 2.Click on “More†ellipses
- 3.Click the "Score Factor Matrix" button
Fig 6. Step 1 of 3 - Where to find "Open Manage Recommendations"
Fig 7. Step 2 of 3 - Where to find "..." and Step 3 of 3 - Where to find "Score Factor Matrix"
Fig 8. Score Factor Matrix
This table only shows an estimate as the Optional Factor of the Recommendation could not be determined until the Alert is generated.
The changes made on a Score Factor Recommendation can be viewed on a timeline in the following areas:
- Category Timeline – when observing score factor changes within this timeline.
Fig 9. Category Timeline
- Recommendation & Rule Timeline – when viewing score factor changes within this timeline.
Fig 10. Recommendation & Rule Timeline
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