Predictive Model rule form
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This step is not required when the predictive model instance is generated by the Predictive Analytics Director functionality directly available in Decision Management enabled applications, as the predictive model instances generated in the model export process already include the OXL file.
In this section, you upload the file containing the model. The model is represented by the OXL files if you are creating a predictive model based on a PAD model, or the PMML files if you are creating a predictive model based on a third party model.
Note: Spaces are not supported in the file name. Make sure you rename the OXL file to avoid naming conflicts on the Pega 7 Platform. If you are using OXL files generated by the CDM PAD application, take into consideration that not every OXL version contains aggregation information; in this case, use models generated by CDM PAD 6.1.2 or lower, or CDM PAD 6.8 or higher.
When you upload a model, this section displays the summary of the model (name, type, and description). Here, you can also click the Download file link to download the OXL or PMML file.
This section provides the XML schema preview for the model that you uploaded. You can check the structure of the model and make edits if necessary.
This section appears when you try to save the uploaded model that contains syntax errors or is not supported. Go to this section to check which line contains the error.
When you upload a PMML file in the Predictive Model rule and want to save it, the file is parsed and checked for any syntactic errors. The contents of the PMML file is validated against the respective version of the XSD schema specified in the file. For the list of errors, check the following table.
Error code | Description |
ATTRIBUTE_NOT_ALLOWED | The attribute is not allowed in the tag. |
INVALID_ATTRIBUTE_ID/NAME | The attribute name/ID is incorrect. |
INVALID_DECLARATION | The declaration of PMML or any other tag is not correct. |
INVALID_ELEMENT_INFO | The specified element values information is not correct. |
INVALID_ELEMENT_LOCATION | The specified attribute is not in the correct location of the tag. |
INVALID_ID_REFERENCE | The element reference ID is not correct. |
INVALID_SCHEMA_SYMBOLS | The specified schema symbols are not valid. |
INVALID_TYPE_DECLARATION | The specified type is not valid. |
INVALID_TYPE_VALUE | The data type value present is not correct. |
INVALID_XSI_TYPE | The xsi schema is not correct. |
VALUE_NOT_IN_CONSTRAINT | The value specified for an attribute is not in the constraint for that attribute. |