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Globally optimized strategy

Updated on March 11, 2021

A globally optimized strategy is an instance of the Strategy rule that has improved performance. Strategy designers create globally optimized strategies to reduce the computation time and memory consumption when running large-scale batch data flows and simulations. Improvements to the Strategy rule performance are the results of decreased run time and quality changes to the code generation model. Strategy designers create a globally optimized strategy by referencing an existing strategy that they want to optimize and by selecting output properties that will be in the optimized strategy result.

Strategy optimization is done on the component level. The following strategy components can be optimized:

  • Sub Strategy (only the Current page option)
  • Proposition Data (without the Interaction History option)
  • Split
  • Data Join
  • Set Property
  • Filter (only the Filter condition option)
  • Prioritize
  • Champion Challenger
  • Switch
  • Group By
  • External Input

Optimized strategies can work with non-optimized components.

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