two data sets

Hello @mbs

Yes, you can. You do not need a label for importing. If both of these datasets are related, you can train the algorithm on a dataset with labels and use the apply model to predict labels for the dataset without labels.

Hope this helps. Please inform if you have more questions.

@varunm1

Thank you for your quick answer.
I will try it

regards 

mbs

I attached a sample process using Titanic labeled and unlabelled datasets for your reference. You can import the .rmp file.

Thanks

@varunm1

I import your rmp file but unfortunately I see a problem that shows some columns doesnt match with each other but I check the data and it doesnt have any problem. please guide me to solve it.

Thank you

mbs

yes

Hello @mbs

Can you set a breakpoint before apply model by right clicking on the apply model operator? Once you set it, run the process and see if the attribute is available, if it is available see what the type (numeric, polynomial etc) of that attribute is. You can also see what type of attribute is coming from the training data set by setting break point after  read excel (training data).

@varunm1

all my data is in binary form but I think this is not the problem of data and its like a bug and i couldnt handle it.

mbs

You can send me your data and process in direct message for checking.

sure

I did it

@varunm1


Hello

I changed all the columns header (type dote between words) but still I see so many bugs

And no thing work

please help me to solve it

regards 

mbs

Can you post the images of those bugs?

names dont have any problem

If you have the attribute available in both data sets and they belong to the same data type (polnomial, integer etc), from my understanding its the Names issue (spaces). Lets see if @sgenzer or @mschmitz

@mschmitz
Hi

In both data I have the same attribute " write.contacts".
But still I see the error.

regards 

mbs

Hello Martin, @mschmitz

can the spaces before the start of names in excel impact RM attributes if we use read excel operator?

@mschmitz


Yes you see the exact form of writing with captial letters in both of them.

Thank you 

mbs