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Hi,
please have a look at the operator you are introducing. It is not like that anymore.
I do not know which kind of industries use this software.
I used the detect outlier operator. then one column (outlier) was added to my dataset. filtered the outlier and then used the select operator to exclude the added column. whatever I do, it remains in my column.
Hi @hdava030 ,
In future please start a separate thread, just so discussions can remain focused 😊 Your outlier column has a special role called "Outlier", which you can tell as it's a different colour. If you tick the "also apply to special attributes (id, label..)" tick box for the Select Attributes operator, you will then be able to remove the column using that operator.
Best,
Roland
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