Model nuggets for boosting, bagging, and very large datasets

If you select Enhance model accuracy (boosting), Enhance model stability (bagging), or Create a model for very large datasets as the main objective on the modeling node, IBM® SPSS® Modeler builds an ensemble of multiple models. See the topic Models for ensembles for more information.

The resulting model nugget contains the following tabs. The Model tab provides a number of different views of the model.

Table 1. Tabs available in model nugget
Tab View Description Further Information
Model Model Summary Displays a summary of the ensemble quality and (except for boosted models and continuous targets) diversity, a measure of how much the predictions vary across the different models. See the topic Model Summary (ensemble viewer) for more information.
  Predictor Importance Displays a chart indicating the relative importance of each predictor (input field) in estimating the model. See the topic Predictor Importance (ensemble viewer) for more information.
  Predictor Frequency Displays a chart showing the relative frequency with which each predictor is used in the set of models. See the topic Predictor Frequency (ensemble viewer) for more information.
  Component Model Accuracy Plots a chart of the predictive accuracy of each of the different models in the ensemble.  
  Component Model Details Displays information on each of the different models in the ensemble. See the topic Component Model Details (ensemble viewer) for more information.
  Information Displays information about the fields, build settings, and model estimation process. See the topic Model Nugget Summary / Information for more information.
Settings   Enables you to include confidences in scoring operations. See the topic Decision Tree/Rule Set model nugget settings for more information.
Annotation   Enables you to add descriptive annotations, specify a custom name, add tooltip text and specify search keywords for the model.