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I would like to understand about the qini curve plot where the X - axis denoted number targeted but i assume it is total length of the data not number of people targeted from the dataset. Correct me if I'm wrong and I'm currently using this and realized x axis denoted total length of the dataset not the number of people targeted. Thank you waiting for your reply.
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Sometimes, for test data, we don't know the number of people we need to communicate with. If we know the exact amount of the people we want to communicate with, we would use other metrics, for example uplift@k.
In the case of a Qini curve along the x-axis, all objects from the test group are really located. However, the axis is called "Number targeted" so because we can look at the Qini value at all possible communication group values.
You can read more about the Qini curve in the original article: Radcliffe, N.J. (2007). Using control groups to target on predicted lift: Building and assessing uplift model. Direct Market J Direct Market Assoc Anal Council, 1:14–21, 2007.
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I would like to understand about the qini curve plot where the X - axis denoted number targeted but i assume it is total length of the data not number of people targeted from the dataset. Correct me if I'm wrong and I'm currently using this and realized x axis denoted total length of the dataset not the number of people targeted. Thank you waiting for your reply.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: