]Things to know about the offline fixed point models
Steps/recommendations:
- The COC-S is a basic type of the fixed point (containing point wise restrictions) models: in that, expectations can be given for each elements of the stair array, like distance between two stairs must not be higher or lower than a given a value, which can be interpreted as a 'premium'. Similarly to that, it can be given as an expectation, that the sum of the stairs of given attributes must not be higher or lower than an expected value, which is to represent the importance that was legitimated somehow, of the given attribute. (The latter restrictive condition appears as a special array-restriction in the solver.)
- Besides COC-S models, FIX(Y)-models can be built too: the essence of it is to enforce zero error between one or more Y-facts and their estimation. The economical relevance of fixed-point models: The X-Y relations of the objects that count as fixed points can be derived as compulsory regulations, if they were created as a result of special and unique supervision, so, for example, they show the components of the real cost price of a product. About all the objects that differ from that benchmark, it can be said whether they approximate that value from beneath or above.
