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Hello,
I would like to use HyperStudy for analyzing data in a .csv file (see attachment).
I followed the example provided by Altair in this video: https://www.altair.de/resource/altair-hyperstudy-fast-fit-method-and-lookup-model-type.
When I try to import the variables (first three columns in the file), I get the following error:
Does anyone have an idea what this means, and how I can proceed?
Thanks in advance!
Hi Raisa,
I get a different error when I try to import a .xlsx file
However, if I change the format of your excel file to .csv I am able to import the data. Can you try importing a csv file and see if that resolves the issue?
Kind Regards,
Eric
Hi Raisa, I get a different error when I try to import a .xlsx file However, if I change the format of your excel file to .csv I am able to import the data. Can you try importing a csv file and see if that resolves the issue? Kind Regards, Eric
Hi Eric,
Thanks for your reply.
I uploaded an Excel file here rather than .csv since .csv files are apparently not supported for upload on the forum. I do use the .csv file for HyperStudy, and the error I posted occurs when using the .csv file.
Kind regards,
Raisa
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