This document explains the purpose of post-processors and lists the different available post-processors and the requirements each has to be used effectively.
A postprocessor is a function that takes the results from the impact function and calculates derivative indicators, for example if you have an affected population total, the Gender post-processor will calculate gender specific indicators such as additional nutritional requirements for pregnant women
Post-processors and their settings can be edited in the user configurable function parameters dialog. To disable a post-processor simply change the Postprocessors "'on': True" to "'on': False". The same is valid for any other setting you might encounter there. If you don’t see a post-processors field, it means that the impact function you are trying to use does not support any post processor
Each activated post-processor will create an additional report in the dock and in the printout. If problems arise while post processing, the system will inform you and will skip post-processing.
If you feel there is an important post-processor which is missing, there are two avenues you can follow: