Creating our own test data through forms
Hi all..
I'm new to rapid miner...and i just want to know, is it possible to create our own test data through FORMS....(i.e)To create a form and then to enter input to it... and when the submit button in the form is clicked... the form data should be loaded into the database and then this database should be AUTOMATICALLY imported into rapid miner as test data in our project...if so, how??I want this entire thing to happen automatically when i click the submit button...can any one help me out...pl..
I'm new to rapid miner...and i just want to know, is it possible to create our own test data through FORMS....(i.e)To create a form and then to enter input to it... and when the submit button in the form is clicked... the form data should be loaded into the database and then this database should be AUTOMATICALLY imported into rapid miner as test data in our project...if so, how??I want this entire thing to happen automatically when i click the submit button...can any one help me out...pl..
Find more posts tagged with
Sort by:
1 - 11 of
111
Hi,
I just took a look at web services video. It was very helpful, but i have some doubts in predictive services. The parameters such as age, sex, zip code etc., are entered and it is submitted and it tells whether to take part in marketing campaign or not. If we are using filters and macro mapping concepts, it would give the results only for those data that is present in the training set ..Right??
So, can we store the parameters which we enter in rapid analytics(value of age, sex, zip code etc) in a repository and can this be used as a test data to apply model operator ??If so, can you explain how? any help appreciated..:-)
I just took a look at web services video. It was very helpful, but i have some doubts in predictive services. The parameters such as age, sex, zip code etc., are entered and it is submitted and it tells whether to take part in marketing campaign or not. If we are using filters and macro mapping concepts, it would give the results only for those data that is present in the training set ..Right??
So, can we store the parameters which we enter in rapid analytics(value of age, sex, zip code etc) in a repository and can this be used as a test data to apply model operator ??If so, can you explain how? any help appreciated..:-)
Hi,
Thank you..:-) But is this not possible with community Edition of Rapid Miner??
Can the values of the parameters which is given in the form (say age,sex with ref to web services video tutorial 3 of RA) be stored in some repository which could be later retrieved in rapid miner??If so, how??Or can 'READ URL" operator be used here?I tried using it..but it didn't work.. Any help appreciated..:-)
Thank you..:-) But is this not possible with community Edition of Rapid Miner??
Can the values of the parameters which is given in the form (say age,sex with ref to web services video tutorial 3 of RA) be stored in some repository which could be later retrieved in rapid miner??If so, how??Or can 'READ URL" operator be used here?I tried using it..but it didn't work.. Any help appreciated..:-)
Hi,
yes it is possible. You only need to set them as Macros, you can use the values then for example inside an SQL statement to append the values to a given table.
Unfortunately helping you with this in detail is part of the Enterprise Edition. So you must figure it out yourself. There simply must be some disadvantage, if the software does not cost you anything, don't you think?
Greetings,
Sebastian
yes it is possible. You only need to set them as Macros, you can use the values then for example inside an SQL statement to append the values to a given table.
Unfortunately helping you with this in detail is part of the Enterprise Edition. So you must figure it out yourself. There simply must be some disadvantage, if the software does not cost you anything, don't you think?
Greetings,
Sebastian
this is possible with RapidAnalytics if you want to deploy your final model. For real testing this is quite. Well. Uncomfortable
Greetings,
Sebastian