Define Objects to Save the Computed Features and Prediction Results
Select the objects that you want to save the computed features, the prediction score,
insights about the prediction score, and suggestions to improve the prediction score
in.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
User Permissions Needed
To define response objects:
Customize Application
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Industries Einstein, and
then select AI Accelerator.
Click Edit for your use case, and then go to the Use Case Field
Mappings section.
In the Primary Response Object field, select the object onto which the model is
deployed.
The primary response object contains the fields that you want to save the values
in.
If you don’t want to save extracted features and prediction results in a standard object’s
required fields, select a secondary object that contains the fields that you want to save these
values in.
Note You can save extracted features and prediction results either to the primary response
object or to the secondary response object, or both.
Saving extracted features and prediction results in only the primary response object
updates the same record on which the model is deployed based on the defined field
mapping.
Saving extracted features and prediction results in only the secondary response object
creates a row for each prediction request.
Select a field from the primary response object to store the ID of the secondary response
object record in.
This field relates the secondary response object record to the primary response object
record.
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