TOLERANCE LANE title: tolerance lane (SCM-APO-FCS) (SAP Library - Glossary)
TOLERANCE LANE category: Demand Planning (SCM-APO-FCS)
TOLERANCE LANE explained:
Term used in outlier correction.
The tolerance lane is the range of values in which a historical value should lie. If a value is outside the tolerance lane, the system deems it to be an outlier.
How the tolerance lane is determined depends on which outlier correction method you are using.
Ex-Post MethodThe tolerance lane depends on the MAD measure of error.
Tolerance Lane = Ex-Post Forecast +/- Sigma x MAD
where Sigma is a factor that you enter in the forecast profile.
Median MethodThe tolerance lane depends on the expected value as calculated using the median forecast model.
Tolerance Lane = Expected value x Sigma
for mor information, see the SAP Library documentation for Outlier Correction under Demand Planning.
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