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  1. Create Model from TXT file

    A Riskion model can be built by uploading a text file (.txt) with information that includes the objectives hierarchy, the alternatives and the participants of the model. The text file can be created using a text editor such as "notepad". The text...
  2. Create New Model From File

    Create new model from file if you had previously downloaded models that you want to use again, or if you want to utilize sample models that come with Comparion. Clicking the   button will open a window as shown below: Click "Select File..." ...
  3. Models List Overview

    Riskion®  models exist within workgroups.  Most users will be members of only one workgroup.  If you are a member of more than one workgroup, then you will be able to select which workgroup you want to work with using the select Workgroup pull-do...
  4. Frequently Asked Questions

  5. Do you have basic troubleshooting techniques?

    Here are common troubleshooting techniques that often help. Try a hard refresh.  Browsers store cached versions of web pages to speed up your experience.  However, sometimes this causes you to view an older version of a site or application.  If...
  6. When I average participant priorities, why does it not agree with overall priorities?

    Comparion computes the eigenvector of the judgments (not the priorities) across the selected participants to calculate combined priorities. There is no native spreadsheet function to do this -- this is what Comparion does.   For the combined prio...
  7. How to fix/prevent broken images on the information documents?

    Images can be added to the information documents. If the image does not show up, you have what's called a broken image. A broken image looks like this:  Chrome and Microsoft Edge: Firefox: Internet Explorer: Image can be added to infor...
  8. Can inconsistency ratio be measured for multiple participants or groups?

    Every measure of inconsistency is for one participant and one cluster of judgments.  Inconsistency cannot  be summed across multiple participants or clusters. The inconsistency ratio is useful for finding instances where the participant may not ha...
  9. How to make sure that my judgments are being saved?

    Your judgments are automatically recorded when you move to another step, using the " Next, " " Previous ," or " Next Unassessed " button.  You can also click the step number you are currently at to save your judgments and to stay on that page.  ...
  10. How to fix the formatting issues on the information documents?

    Information Documents formatting can be inconsistent for a few reasons, such as when the information was copied from an external source document and pasted to the rich text editor .  We suggest clearing or resetting the formatting using the icon b...