Parameter Sets

The “Parameter Sets” widget can be found on the widgets ribbon at the top of your dashboard:

With the “Parameter Sets” widget, you can:

• display the default and experimental parameter values. Please refer to the “Parameters” section to read about parametrization in the SIMM Accelerator,
• create or edit What-If on parameters.

Main features of the “Parameter Sets” widget:

• The “PARAMETER SET” field shows the name of the selected Parameter Set,
• The “MODE” toggle allows you to start a new WhatIf simulation (New), edit an existing WhatIf simulation (Edit), or compare values in two different branches,
• For the sets having a parent, you may need to activate the toggle “LINEAGE” to view the overrides together with the base values.
• The “VIEW BRANCH” shows the name of the branch for the initial state of parameters (when the MODE toggle is New and Edit) or it allows to select the branch for comparison (when the MODE toggle is Compare).
• The “MODE BRANCH” shows the name of the branch in which the changes would be applied (when the MODE toggle is New and Edit) or it allows to select the second branch for comparison (when the MODE toggle is Compare).

The key fields defining the parameters and their values before and after the change submission are displayed in a table.

How to create a new what-if on parameters

With the “Parameter Sets” widget, you can create a new What-If experiment:

1. Drag and drop the “Parameter Sets” widget into the view.
   On initial display, you will see the parameter values as in the master branch.
2. Type a descriptive experiment name in the “MODE BRANCH field and make your changes.
   For example “WhatIf FX RW -> 15” for the branch in which Calib_FX Weight is changed to 15.
   This name will show up in your data visualization widgets and filters.
3. Click View Summary to proceed. On this step you will see the list of all your changes:

• You can return to the previous step by clicking Keep Editing.
• You can also Discard Changes.

4. To proceed and create the What-If branch, click Create WhatIf.

To view the experimental calculations, add the hierarchy [Epoch].[Epoch] into the view, for example, on columns of your Pivot Table. You may also want to set a filter on this hierarchy and select: “master” and your branch.

See also

• Calibrations
• Calibrations
• Calibrations Support
• File Upload
• Parameter Set
• Parameter Sets
• Trade Novation
• [Epoch].[Epoch]
• [Parameter Set].[Parameter Set]