Select attributes subset doesn't showing attributes

mariozupan
mariozupan New Altair Community Member
edited November 5 in Community Q&A
It won't shows attributes for selecting in subset, after Rapidminer crashed. On other machine 64bit version works fine. I tried to uninstalled and installed without restarting, but the problem didn't solved.
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  • Aj
    Aj New Altair Community Member
    Try putting a break point before execution of the that select attributes elements. Then, different variables will show up at that break point, and you can select the subset of attributes. You can save it and remove the breakpoint.
  • mariozupan
    mariozupan New Altair Community Member
    Ok, but why I cannot see variables in select attribute operator? On other machine (64bit version) it is not a problem. Do you see all your variables in that specific operator and what version of  RapidMiner you use?
  • Aj
    Aj New Altair Community Member
    I do not know why select attributes element does not show attributes in some cases - it usually happens if that element is deep inside the program flow. Following is the procedure for attributes to appear in select attributes elements, if such a thing happens

    1) Put a break point by right clicking on the select attributes element, such that the program stops before execute that element
    2) Run the program
    3) Program will stop at the break point and show you the attributes that you can select. Select attributes you want to, save the program and start it again.
  • MariusHelf
    MariusHelf New Altair Community Member
    Hi,

    if you are sure that the attributes are present in your data, you can also enter them manually in the select subset dialog. Just enter type them into the right edit field and press the green plus "+" right of it.

    Best,
    Marius
  • mariozupan
    mariozupan New Altair Community Member
    Reinstall and atributes are here. Thank you on your help.
  • MariusHelf
    MariusHelf New Altair Community Member
    Reinstallation is the sledge hammer of the computer age. Happy that you got your process running!