Managing multiple models for an analysis
All analysis types can have multiple models build over time based on the analysis definition and data source. As the source data changes, you may periodically rebuild the model and assess if it is an improvement over the existing models.
You may switch which model build you are viewing using the drop-down menu, with builds identified by a timestamp (referring to when the model build was started).
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
 Re-fit on latest data |
Create a new model using the latest data available and the existing model parameters defined in this analysis. |
 Make active |
No matter how many models have been build for a given analysis, only one model may be active at any time. Predictions for that analysis are returned based on the Active model, allowing you to build and assess new models before making a new one the basis of new predictions made by API calls or 3rd party integrations. The active model is shown in the drop-down list as Active. |
 Delete |
You can delete any model except the currently active model. Select it in the list and click Delete. |
Editing an analysis
An analysis is not designed to have its parameters changed - instead a new analysis should be created instead, which can be cloned from an existing analysis so you don’t have to re-enter all the parameters.
In the left-hand menu, each analysis has a button to
- Rename an analysis
- Delete the entire analysis (along with all model versions it contains)
- Copy the analysis - this opens the “New Analysis” tab, but with all fields pre-filled based on the selected analysis
