Automated Insights

Automated Insights are a novel and easy to use feature in LityxIQ that uses machine learning algorithms to automatically determine the individual and multi-variate drivers of any variable in a dataset. Any dataset can easily be set to create automated insights, and new insights will be generated each time the dataset is refreshed. As a user, you only have to tell LityxIQ which variables you wish to generate the insights, and optionally which variables to exclude from the analysis. LityxIQ takes ...

Opening the Automated Insights Settings Dialog WATCH A TUTORIAL: https://lityx.com/automated-insights-tutorial/ There are multiple places from which you can initiate setting up a dataset for Automated Insights. 1) From the Selected Dataset menu and then clicking the button. 2) From the Process Flow by clicking the icon. and then clicking the button. 3) From within the dataset settings dialogs. For Raw Datasets, this is found in the Advanced section: and for Derived Datas...

WATCH A TUTORIAL: https://lityx.com/automated-insights-tutorial/ If you have setup Automated Insights for a dataset, they will automatically be executed anytime the dataset is refreshed. There is nothing else to do. You do have the option of manually executing the insights, which is helpful in the situation where the dataset has been already recently refreshed, but you hadn't yet setup Automated Insights at the time of the refresh. In that case, assuming you have already setup Automated In...

Automated Insights Dialog Basics WATCH A TUTORIAL: https://lityx.com/automated-insights-tutorial/ When you open the dialog, if the insights are not ready yet, you will see a message explaining the reason (for example, they may still be in progress, or you may have never setup the insights for the dataset). If they are ready, you will see the target variables listed in the drop down at the top of the dialog. Your options will look like the following: Target Variable to Analyze - s...

Exporting an Automated Insights Multivariate Segmentation to a PDF file allows you to further edit and modify the tree display in a fully customized way before sharing with others. The approach described here requires a PDF editor like Acrobat Pro. To begin, export the tree by clicking on the Export drop-down button in the top left and select PDF (see below). You will be prompted to save the PDF to your local machine. Once it completes downloading, open the file in Adobe Acrobat or another PDF ...