Once you identify the point in the framework where you are seeing unexpected results, you may want to test that sub-strategy and perhaps some related strategies.

• Creating a test strategy for selecting actions

  Testing the lower strategies in the NBA Strategy Framework requires that you create a strategy that includes the set of actions against which to test.

• Creating an External Input strategy to test the framework

  Once the actions source is available, you can use this to replace the External Input in the NBA Strategy Framework.

• Testing the Action Scoring component

  This section provides an example of how to test a sub-strategy with the NBA Strategy Framework. A similar technique can be used for strategies other than Action Scoring.

• Testing a strategy within a lower-level strategy

  To test a strategy that is called from within a lower level NBA Strategy Framework strategy, some minor extensions to the External Input NBA Framework Test strategy are required.

• Testing the Final Action Limits And Bundling strategy

  This is the last component of the trigger strategy, invoked after the processing for each of the individual action contexts has been merged. It may be tested using a similar technique to that used for testing the NBA Strategy Framework.

• Testing the strategies within Final Action Limits And Bundling

  Once you identify the point in the Final Action Limits And Bundling strategy where you are seeing unexpected results, test that sub-strategy and related strategies.