Example of Correlation Scoring
Correlation Scoring use case.
In this example, the correlation scoring rule-based Event Count and Total
            Transaction Amount is defined as follows:
                  
               - Correlation 1: Total Transaction Amount = 170000, Event Count =3
- Correlation 2: Total Transaction Amount = 180000, Event Count = 7
- Correlation 3: Total Transaction Amount = 50000, Event Count = 8
- Define a rule (Rule1) with the score 30 based on the following conditions:
                     - Conditions: Transaction Amount >= 100001 and Transaction Amount < 500001
- Result: Correlation 1 and Correlation 2 will be assigned a score as 30
 
- Define a rule (Rule2) with the score 50 based on the following conditions:
                     - Conditions: Event Count > 5 and Event Count < = 10
- Result: Correlation 2 and Correlation 3 will be assigned a score as 50.
 
Follow these steps to define this use case:
                  
               -  Add a rule (Rule1) using Add
                         from the Rules window. The Rules window is displayed. from the Rules window. The Rules window is displayed.- Enter the Rule Name, Description, and Score as 30.
- Define condition 1 and condition 2 as Transaction Amount
                            >= 100001 and Transaction Amount < 500001.
                              Figure 6-1 Example of Correlation Scoring – Condition 1  
-  Click Save
                               . .
 
- Add a rule (Rule2) using Add
                         from the Rules window The Rules window is displayed. from the Rules window The Rules window is displayed.- Enter the Rule Name and Score as 50.
- Define condition 1 and condition 2 as Event Count > 5 and
                            Event Count < = 10
                              Figure 6-2 Example of Correlation Scoring – Condition 2  
- Click Save
                               . .
 
After defining the scoring rules, the total correlation score will be calculated based on
            the Score Aggregation Type. The Score Aggregation Types are described in the following
                table.
                  
                     
                        
                           
                  
               
            Table 6-8 Score Aggregation Types
| Aggregation Type | Correlation 1 | Correlation 2 | Correlation 3 | 
|---|---|---|---|
| SUM | 30 | 30+50=80 | 50 | 
| MIN | 30 | 30 | 50 | 
| MAX | 30 | 50 | 50 |