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Yes, try the Aggregate operator. Not sure, however, if the count(fraction) method is already part of the public release. If it is in the list of aggregation functions, use it. Otherwise, you have to be creative with Aggregate (normal count function), Extract Macro (number of examples) and Generate Attributes (divide count for matching/non-matching by the number of examples).
Happy Mining!
~Marius
Happy Mining!
~Marius
you can create a new attribute with Generate Attribute with something like "date_attr1 = date_attr2". Filter on that new attribute with Filter Examples, then count the examples.
If you have any further questions or problems implementing the process described above, please post again.
Best,
Marius