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Newfold
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Last activity: 21 Mar 2024 9:31 EDT
Random Control Group: Q104a-b. Accessing the Unbiased Control Group Propensities
In your response to Random Control Group: Q103, you mentioned that “Please note that this [modelcontrolgroup property] will not be distributed uniformly as the prioritization will bias higher propensities.”.
Thank you for your cautionary note. And thank you for all your responses to these Random Control Group questions. Turns out, we have often seen average control group propensities scores that are bigger than 0.50. Even for large sample sizes, we often see average Control Group propensity scores above .70. That was alarming. But it now makes some sense. Yet, we still want access to the control group records that have an unbiased propensity score of .50.
Q104a. Just checking: Yes or No, can Pega users access the original, uniformly distributed Propensity scores in the Pega Control Groups?
Q104b. If YES to the above, where inside of the Pega platform can one find those unbiased, control group propensity score records?
For example, …
In which (b1) Pega datamarts (“data models”) can one find the original, unbiased control group propensity records?
In which (b2) files/classes/tables?
In your response to Random Control Group: Q103, you mentioned that “Please note that this [modelcontrolgroup property] will not be distributed uniformly as the prioritization will bias higher propensities.”.
Thank you for your cautionary note. And thank you for all your responses to these Random Control Group questions. Turns out, we have often seen average control group propensities scores that are bigger than 0.50. Even for large sample sizes, we often see average Control Group propensity scores above .70. That was alarming. But it now makes some sense. Yet, we still want access to the control group records that have an unbiased propensity score of .50.
Q104a. Just checking: Yes or No, can Pega users access the original, uniformly distributed Propensity scores in the Pega Control Groups?
Q104b. If YES to the above, where inside of the Pega platform can one find those unbiased, control group propensity score records?
For example, …
In which (b1) Pega datamarts (“data models”) can one find the original, unbiased control group propensity records?
In which (b2) files/classes/tables?
In which (b3) field/property names? For example, in the IH data model in the Pega Customer Decision Hub Interaction History data model | Pega, the biased higher view of the metric (post prioritization) is called “modelcontrolgroup”. Is that the same field name used elsewhere in the Pega platform, e.g., in other Pega datamarts?
And which (b4) secondary tables or joining files, if any, are required?
And which (b5) conditions or filter metrics, if any, are required?