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The panel Deviation Analysis Debriefing allows you to follow the analysis process thanks to a progression bar. At the end of the process, a debriefing panel is displayed. For details on the debriefing panel, see the topic on Understanding the Deviation Analysis. You can use the toolbar provided on the upper part of the panel to:
Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.

• A.stop the analysis process, by clicking the button,
• B.display the text log detailing the process, by clicking the button,
• C.On a test environment, the software may be installed as a standard application.
• D.copy, print or save the debriefing panel .

A model may be represented in many different ways,
including:
Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.

• A.a decision tree,
• B.a mathematical function.
• C.a neural network,
• D.a Certification Authority certificate (CA certificate)

The structure for a continuous variable is defined by
several intervals each made of :
Note: There are 4 correct answers to this question.

• A.a minimum value (Minimum)
• B.a higher bound ([ ]) that can be either open or closed.
• C.a maximum value (Minimum)
• D.a lower bound ([ ]) that can be either open or closed,
• E.With standalone installers on each targeted client system

The different types of variables: continuous, ordinal and nominal are next encoded by the data encoding feature of Modeler, or by the Event Logging and Sequence Coding features in the case of dynamic data.
Before generating the model, you must:
Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

• A.Users are authenticated because clients must log in before being able to use the modeling server. User accounts can be configured to implement security policy.
• B.Describe the data. A utility integrated with the application allows you to generate a description of the dataset to be analyzed, automatically. You need only validate that description, verifying that the type and storage format of each variable were identified correctly.
• C.Define the role of variables contained in the dataset to be analyzed. You may select one or more variables as target variables. These are the variables that corresponds with your business issue. The other variables of the table of data are considered to be explanatory variables: they allow calculation of the value of the target variable in a given context. They may also be used as weight variables.
• D.Resources are used more fully because each modeling session has a dedicated process. The process size limit applies only to a single user

In Model Manager with default configuration,
which access privileges provide the "server usage"
statistics?
Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

• A.IT Supervisor
• B.Server Owner
• C.Business Owner
• D.IT Administrator