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Value Driver Models

Value Driver Models (VDMs) allow subject-matter experts to build graphical models, and easily share them throughout your organisation.

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Submenu Akumen Basics1. Akumen Basics
Submenu The Asset Library2. The Asset Library
Submenu Apps3. Apps
- Submenu Build3.1. Build
  - Submenu Value Driver Models3.1.1. Value Driver Models
    - Creating a New Driver Model
    - The Driver Model Editor
    - Node Types
    - Changing Node Types
    - Driver Model Style
    - Driver Model Pages
    - Numeric Nodes
    - Asset Parameter Nodes
    - Timeseries Nodes
    - Distribution Nodes (Deprecated)
    - Submenu Calculation NodesCalculation Nodes
      - Submenu Calc Engine V4 SpecificCalc Engine V4 Specific
        
        Migrating Driver Models from Calc Engine V3 to V4
        
        Node Groups
        
        Component Functions
        
        Python Nodes
        
        Arrays
        
        Supply Chain Calculations
        
        Financial Calculations
        
        Additional Calculations
        
        Random Functions
        
        Subiterations
        
        Datasource Arrays
      - Functions & Operators
      - Optimisation Calculations
      - Circular References
      - Execute Calculations
      - Datasources
      - Range checking
    - Prior Value Nodes
    - Linking Nodes Between Pages
    - Submenu Spreadsheet Nodes (Deprecated)Spreadsheet Nodes (Deprecated)
    - Label Nodes
    - Image Nodes
    - Background Image
    - Export to Excel
  - Submenu Python and R Code Models3.1.2. Python and R Code Models
- Submenu Research3.2. Research
- Submenu Data3.3. Data
  - 3.3.1. The Data Tab
  - 3.3.2 Data Tables
- Submenu Reports3.4. Reports
  - 3.4.1. Setting Up the Reports Tab
Submenu Reports4. Reports
- 4.1. Finding the Reports
- Submenu Setting Up Driver Model Reports4.2. Setting Up Driver Model Reports
- 4.3. Setting Up Python and R Reports
- 4.4. External (URL) Reports
- 4.5. Report Properties
- Submenu Basics of Redash4.6. Basics of Redash
- 4.7. GraphQL
Submenu Pages5. Pages
Submenu Docs6. Docs
- 6.1. The Document Manager
- 6.2. Attaching and Linking Documents
7. API Documentation
Submenu Security8. Security
Submenu Account Administration9. Account Administration
Submenu Datasources10. Datasources
Submenu Coffee ShopExample 1. Coffee Shop
- Where to Begin
- Asset Library Template
- Asset Library
- Submenu Modelling using Driver ModelsModelling using Driver Models
- Submenu Modelling using PythonModelling using Python
- Submenu Modelling using RModelling using R
- Submenu ResearchResearch
  - Creating New Scenarios by Cloning
  - Flexing Scenarios
- Data
- Submenu ReportsReports
  - Creating Reports for a Driver Model
  - Submenu Creating Reports for a Python or R ModelCreating Reports for a Python or R Model
    - Exploratory Visuals
    - Static Visuals
- Results of the Model
Submenu Linking AppsExample 2. Linking Apps
Submenu Machine LearningExample 3. Machine Learning
- Submenu Breast CancerBreast Cancer
Submenu External PagesExample 4. External Pages
Submenu Additional ExamplesAdditional Examples
- Submenu A Calculation ModelA Calculation Model
- Submenu Linking AssetsLinking Assets
- Submenu Distributions and TimeseriesDistributions and Timeseries
- Submenu Operational Equipment EffectivenessOperational Equipment Effectiveness
- Submenu Debottlenecking a Supply ChainDebottlenecking a Supply Chain
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