Understanding Your Exported Data Files
When you download your data export, you will receive three distinct files. Each file serves a different purpose and contains specific information to help you interpret and utilize the data effectively.
Inflight Scoring Data
Metadata File: Scoring Criteria Explanation
Metadata File: Configuration of Scoring Criteria
Inflight Scoring Data
What It Is:
You can expect to find detailed scoring information for each media.
It details which scoring criteria had a pass (1), a fail (0) or was not applicable (blank).
File Format: csv
Metadata File: Scoring Criteria Explanation
What It Is:
This file explains the criteria used in the inflight scoring data.
It provides a detailed breakdown of what each score represents and the factors considered during the scoring process.
File Format:
Delivered in [specify format], this file typically includes fields like Criteria ID, Criteria Description, Weight, and Scoring Method.
How to Use It:
Use this file as a reference to understand how each score in the inflight scoring data was derived.
It is especially useful for auditing purposes or when sharing data with stakeholders who need to understand the scoring methodology.
Metadata File: Configuration of Scoring Criteria
What It Is:
This file contains information about the configuration settings used to establish the scoring criteria in the first place.
It includes details like scoring thresholds, ranges, and any customization that has been applied.
File Format:
Provided in [specify format], the file might include fields such as Configuration ID, Parameter Name, Value, and Effective Date.
How to Use It:
This file is crucial for understanding the environment and conditions under which the scoring criteria were configured.
It can be used to track changes in scoring configurations over time and ensure consistency in how scoring criteria are applied.
Summary
Inflight Scoring Data gives you the raw scores.
Scoring Criteria Metadata explains what each score means.
Configuration Metadata details how the scoring system was set up.
Each of these files provides essential context that, when combined, gives you a complete picture of your scoring data and the methodologies behind it.
This layout ensures that users can easily navigate and understand the purpose of each file, how they are related, and how to utilize them effectively.