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Understanding and Interpreting a Complexity Profile
A Complexity Profile is probably the most important result of a QCM analysis. Its interpretation therefore is of paramount importance.
Before this is done, it is important to consolidate a few basic concepts.
There are two types of variables in a system:
Inputs
Outputs
These can be classified in two other categories:
Controllable
Uncontrollable
There are different situations that one can be [...]
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Technorati Tags: Complexity Profile, variable ranking, weights, intrinsic weights |
18 May 2013 | No Comments
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What Our Customers Say About Our Technology
Our QCM technology has been discussed in an interview conceded recently by Mr. M. Gusmeroli, the CIO and Deputy General Manager of the Banca Popolare di Sondrio (BPS) and which has been published by the ZeroUno magazine. The English version is available here. [...]
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12 May 2013 | No Comments
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A Bank is Only as Healthy as Its Clients. High-Frequency Rating of Bank-Client Transactions
In a turbulent and globalized economy, the focus is no longer on growth but on stability. The stability of a business is of paramount importance to investors, shareholders, banks, insurance companies, etc. Banks in particular have great interest in monitoring their customers in order to appreciate their state of health. Complexity allows to establish such a mechanism and in an innovative fashion. Based on each customer’s transactions with his bank, [...]
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Technorati Tags: client retention, client portfolio, stability index of portfolio, complexity |
05 April 2013 | No Comments
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How To Transform a Set of Curves Into One
Suppose you are monitoring a system, say a human brain, a chemical plant, an asset portfolio, a traffic system. Suppose there are hundreds of parameters that you are monitoring. How do you get the idea of how things are globally going? Which parameter do you look at? How do you "add them up"? How can you blend all the information into one parameter that would conver an idea of the [...]
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Technorati Tags: multi-channel data, complexity, data mapping, dat transformation |
31 March 2013 | No Comments
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