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    <description>Abacus IDE is the Abacus Integrated Data (Modelling) Environment for running the Abacus Bayesian marketing mix modeling workflow end to end.&#xA;The IDE is workflow-first. It is designed to help marketing scientists, analysts, and model operators move through one MMM engagement from inputs to run execution, diagnostics, optimisation, planner hand-off, and export without stitching together folders, terminals, and ad hoc notebooks.</description>
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      <title>Getting Started</title>
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      <description>This section explains what Abacus IDE is, how it relates to the Abacus MMM library, and how to get from an empty workspace to a runnable MMM input set.&#xA;In This Section Quickstart What Abacus IDE Is Abacus IDE is a workflow shell around the Abacus MMM runtime.</description>
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      <title>Workflow Guide</title>
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      <description>Abacus IDE is organized around one MMM workflow spine.&#xA;In This Section Inputs And Runs Stage Guide Workflow Model The workflow stages are:&#xA;Project Data Preflight Fit Assessment Validation Decomposition Diagnostics Curves Optimisation Planner Export The shell is designed to answer four questions clearly:</description>
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      <title>Planner Guide</title>
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      <description>The Planner stage is the bridge between a retained MMM run and scenario planning inside the IDE.&#xA;What Planner Depends On A retained run is planner-capable only when the IDE can prove that the run has the retained evidence needed for the Python planner services to load it.&#xA;In practice, this means the run must have:</description>
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      <description>This section is for operator-facing product reference material.&#xA;In This Section Menus And Panels</description>
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