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What is the `restore` parameter?

Restores regression models from a binary large object (BLOB). Long form: `restore={name="table-name"}`. Shortcut form: `restore="table-name"`. The castable value can be one or more of the following: caslib, dataSourceOptions, name (required), whereTable (with sub-parameters casLib, dataSourceOptions, importOptions, name (required), vars, where).

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On: genmodScore
percentileTolerance=double

specifies the tolerance for percentile computation. Alias pctlEpsilon Default 1E-05

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On: impute
What does the `decode` parameter control?

The `decode` parameter and its subparameters manage image encoding and decoding. The `value` subparameter, when set to True, ensures that decoded images and their metadata are written to the output table. You can also use `encodeType` to specify the output encoding format, such as 'jpg'.

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On: annotateImages
How can I specify the cutoff point for classifying events in the scoring code?

The 'intoCutPt' parameter allows you to specify a cutoff point for the INTO column in the generated code. The default value is 0.5.

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On: logisticCode
What information does the 'outOverlap' table provide?

The 'outOverlap' table describes the intensity of each node's connection to multiple communities. A node's intensity for a community is the sum of its link weights to nodes within that community, divided by the node's total link weights. Note that generating this table can be computationally expensive.

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