Modeler: 14/Grading
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Grading Preferences
The Grading tab in Tools > Preferences lets you configure how your model is graded. For background on what model grading is and how scoring works, see Model Grading.
Calculation Method
The radio group at the top selects the calculation method:
- Average - mean of all scores. Every element counts equally.
- Weighted - violations weigh more. Elements flagged by heavier rules have greater influence.
- Worst-N - average of worst 10%. Focuses on the most problematic elements.
- Minimum - worst element score. One bad element determines the entire grade.
- Penalty - subtract from 100. Each violation directly reduces the score, making issues clearly visible.
- None - grading disabled.
Rule Weights
The grid below shows all 25 well-formedness rules with:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Checkbox | Enable or disable a rule for grading. Click to toggle. |
| Rule | The well-formedness rule description (read-only). |
| Severity | Error (red), Warning (orange), or Hint (gray). Indicates the severity level. |
| Weight | How much this rule affects the score. Higher weight means bigger impact. Editable. |
Default weights:
| Severity | Default Weight |
|---|---|
| Error | 15 |
| Warning | 8 |
| Hint | 2 |
Reset
Click Reset Defaults to restore all rules to enabled with their default weights, and set the method to Average.
| Configuration | |
|---|---|
| Dialogs | Environment · Project Options · Tools Options · GLR Options · Custom Attributes · Grading |
| Reference | Customization · Bookmarks and URIs · Multi Lingual · MCP Client |