Bar Graph Stacking Value Attribute

Ravi_R
New Altair Community Member
Hi,
I'm a newbie to rapidminer and have been exploring it for a week now. I was analysing flight delay data and was trying to create a Bar graph.
There are two attributes Airline (List of Airlines) and Departure Delay (Delay/No Delay) which I am using to construct a bar graph. I wish to show all airlines and how many of their flights were delayed and not delayed.
Currently it only shows the Airline and the total count of the departure delay, this total is inclusive of delay/no delay.
Attached: Graph
I was able to achieve this through turbo prep chart but Turbo prep samples up to 5000 only and my data set is close to 500k.
Attached: Turbo Prep Graph
Is there any way i can achieve this in turbo prep or visualisation chart with the entire data set.
Please help me solve this.
I'm a newbie to rapidminer and have been exploring it for a week now. I was analysing flight delay data and was trying to create a Bar graph.
There are two attributes Airline (List of Airlines) and Departure Delay (Delay/No Delay) which I am using to construct a bar graph. I wish to show all airlines and how many of their flights were delayed and not delayed.
Currently it only shows the Airline and the total count of the departure delay, this total is inclusive of delay/no delay.
Attached: Graph
I was able to achieve this through turbo prep chart but Turbo prep samples up to 5000 only and my data set is close to 500k.
Attached: Turbo Prep Graph
Is there any way i can achieve this in turbo prep or visualisation chart with the entire data set.
Please help me solve this.
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Best Answer
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Hi,
RapidMiner Studio 9.3 (coming next week) will feature a new config setting for line/bar charts, called "Color Group". Then you can easily do this without having to resort to Turbo Prep / Pivoting your data first
Regards,
Marco1
Answers
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Hi,
RapidMiner Studio 9.3 (coming next week) will feature a new config setting for line/bar charts, called "Color Group". Then you can easily do this without having to resort to Turbo Prep / Pivoting your data first
Regards,
Marco1