Type of input variables |
Nominal, ordinal, or interval |
Interval |
Type of state variables |
Ordinal |
Interval |
Type of output variables |
Ordinal (can be transformed into static intervalor even dynamic interval) |
Interval |
Model structure |
Aggregation tree |
Equations |
Specification of the model structure |
Aggregating tables |
Parameters |
Analysis of model’s behaviour |
Table of local and global weights for eachinput and aggregated attributes |
Sensitivity analyses to inputvariables and parameters |
Measures of agreement (non exhaustive) |
Proportion of correctly predicted ordinal classes;non parametric Wilcoxon signed rank test to analyseif the distribution of errors is significantly biasedor not; matched marginal distribution analysisor joint distribution analysis in a squarecontingency table |
Bias; Mean Absolute Error; Root MeanSquared Error; Efficiency |