Changing Color of +/- class labels
Hey Guys,
Is there any way to change the color map that RM uses for 2 classes. Blue and red is fine, but I want to have my negative class samples be red and my positive class samples be blue. I am not able to make this happen when plotting. ???
-Gagi
Is there any way to change the color map that RM uses for 2 classes. Blue and red is fine, but I want to have my negative class samples be red and my positive class samples be blue. I am not able to make this happen when plotting. ???
-Gagi
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Thanks for letting me know, however this will change all my plots and I want this to be plot specific.
Is there any way to select a color-map for each specific plot?
Howe does RM choose coloring for binomial features? Is there a labeling scheme I can use to ensure it would color one label red and another blue?
Thanks,
-Gagi
Is there any way to select a color-map for each specific plot?
Howe does RM choose coloring for binomial features? Is there a labeling scheme I can use to ensure it would color one label red and another blue?
Thanks,
-Gagi
Hi,
I think this operator should help you for your particular problem (in RM 5):
"Remap Binominals"
Just define the "negative" and the "positive" classes for the selected attribute before you create the plot should do the trick without changing the global coloring scheme.
We had several improvements for the plotting mechanism on our agenda for RM 5, including the definition of colors for classes, but we decided to move them to RM 5.1 in order to finalize the release of 5.0.
Cheers,
Ingo
I think this operator should help you for your particular problem (in RM 5):
"Remap Binominals"
Just define the "negative" and the "positive" classes for the selected attribute before you create the plot should do the trick without changing the global coloring scheme.
We had several improvements for the plotting mechanism on our agenda for RM 5, including the definition of colors for classes, but we decided to move them to RM 5.1 in order to finalize the release of 5.0.
Cheers,
Ingo
Hey Ingo,
The remap binomial operator does not do what I expect.
I have a nominal label feature called "slow" and "fast". The binomial remap will not detect this feature since it is of type nominal even though it is binary valued either "fast" or "slow". If I use nominal to binomial I am left with 2 features with true/false attribute values which is not exactly what I had in mind.
Is there any way to use the Remap Binomial on nominal features that only take 2 values?
Thanks,
-Gagi
The remap binomial operator does not do what I expect.
I have a nominal label feature called "slow" and "fast". The binomial remap will not detect this feature since it is of type nominal even though it is binary valued either "fast" or "slow". If I use nominal to binomial I am left with 2 features with true/false attribute values which is not exactly what I had in mind.
Is there any way to use the Remap Binomial on nominal features that only take 2 values?
Thanks,
-Gagi
Right,
This seems to be preventing me from selecting a color map for the plots. As of now I am relying on Matlab (ugh) to plot everything. As I have been using Matlab for years to generate clean plots I have come to rely on having control of color maps font sizes and axis labels. Hopefully RM will integrate some of these features soon.
-Gagi
This seems to be preventing me from selecting a color map for the plots. As of now I am relying on Matlab (ugh) to plot everything. As I have been using Matlab for years to generate clean plots I have come to rely on having control of color maps font sizes and axis labels. Hopefully RM will integrate some of these features soon.
-Gagi

you can change this in the RapidMiner Settings. Select Tools/Preferences, go to the Gui tab and exchange Rapidminer.gui.plotter.legend.maxcolor and mincolor. This should do the trick.
Greetings,
Sebastian