mining model viewer error

I am developing a multiple regression model for a super market site selection with 11 predictors.

As soon as I press the model viewer tab, the following message appears:

The server content appears to be out of date.
Would you like to build and deploy the project first?

I opt no and the error message pops up:

The tree graph cannot be created because of the following error:

'Either the user, ......., does not have access to the ....... database, or the database does not exist.'.

Could anyone mine out the cause please....

saji

Did you deploy the model at least once? The project (containing the data source, data source view, mining structure and model) should be deployed on the server for processing to happen. Once processing is complete, the viewer will work. It seems like the project was not deployed on the server.

Or, short answer, try to answer 'Yes' at the "Would you like to build and deploy first?" question, and let us know if it worked

sql

Mining Content Viewer for Linear Regression: Node Distribution output

With the number of threads it is difficult to know if this has been posted. If I use the Mining Content Viewer for Linear Regression, under Node Distribution, there are values given for Attribute Name, Attribute Value, Support, Probability, Variance, and Value Type. The output is similar to what Joris supplied in his thread about Predict Probability in Decision Trees. My questions:

1. How should these fields be interpreted?

2. With Linear Regression, is it possible to get the coefficient values and tests of significance (t-tests?), if they are not part of the output I have pointed to?

Thanks for your help with this?

Sam

The interpretation of the NODE_DISTRIBUTION rows depends mainly on the VALUE TYPE column.

To exemplify the values, here is the distribution of one node from applying regression to the Iris data set. The target is PetalWidth, with SepalLength, SepalWidth and PetalLength as regressors:

- Two rows of the distribution describe the target continuous attribute. They can be recognized by their value type. The row having value type 1 (Missing) represents the statistics for the Missing state of the target attribute in the current node, while the row having value type 3 (Continuous) represents the statistics for the Existing state of the target attribute. If you do not have gaps in your data, than you can ignore the row with ValueType = 1. For the row with value type 3, ATTRIBUTE_NAME is the name of the target attribute (PetalWidth in my example), ATTRIBUTE_VALUE is the mean of the PetalWidth. You also get the support and variance. Support is the number of training casese in this node, Mean and Variance are computed only over the traiing cases that ended up in this node

- For each regressor, there are 3 distribution rows, having the valuetype, respectively: 7(coefficient), 8(Score gain), 9(Statistics). For all these 3 rows, ATTRIBUTE_NAME is the name of the regressor. Then:

for the row with Value Type 7 (Coefficient), ATTRIBUTE_VALUE is the regression coefficient associated with the regressor ('a' in y=ax+b).