To create a new scoring
task, follow these steps:
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Right-click the
Scoring
Tasks folder, and select
New Scoring Task from
the pop-up menu.
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Enter a
Name for
the scoring task. The name can contain only letters and the underscore
character ( _ ). As an option, enter a
Description.
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Select a model from
the
Model list.
Note: When a model is selected,
the values in the
Input Table field and
Output
Table fields are cleared.
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Select
Test or
Production for
the
Scoring task type.
By default, a test scoring
task scores 1000 records. The scoring output table is saved to the
SAS Content Server. A production scoring task generates either a SAS
data set or a database table and uses all the records in the scoring
input table. The scoring output table is saved to the library that
is specified in score.sas.
Note: A best practice is to select
Test before
beginning all scoring tasks. Later, when you are satisfied with the
results of running the scoring task and you are ready to put the task
into production, you can change the type to
Production.
When you run in production mode in the Windows and UNIX environments,
the scoring task output table definition in the SAS Metadata Server
must have Modify, Read and Execute,
Read, and Write security permissions. The SAS Model Manager user who
is executing the scoring task must have Write permission to the physical
folder on the SAS Application Server where the scoring task output
table is written. If the user does not have Write permission, the
scoring task fails, and an error message appears.
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Click
Browse and
select an input table.
Note: The scoring input table must
have at least one column.
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Click
Browse and
select an output table.
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(Optional) Select a
SAS Application Server from the
Default server list.
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Map the scoring output
table variables to the model output variables. For each variable,
click in the
Map to Model Variable Name field
and select a model output variable.
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Click
Finish.
The scoring task is created under the
Scoring Tasks node.
Note: Four of the
Scoring
Task properties cannot be modified after the scoring
task has been created. To change the following properties, you must
create a new scoring task.