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how is a term " to write into a parameter list
norita
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Jun 6, 2021
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Nov 5, 2024
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Jocelyn
Hello!
Can someone help me. I stuck with entering the term - "RF" - into the parameter list. Do you know why it doesn't work. It is according a code given to obtain this feature selection...
?
Thank you very much!
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BalazsBaranyRM
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Jun 7, 2021
Hi
@norita
,
string expressions in RapidMiner are marked with " quotes.
So if you need "RF" you'll write ""RF"".
Inside the expression you can use \ to quote the next character like this: "my expression including the \" character"
Best regards,
Balázs
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Hi
@norita
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string expressions in RapidMiner are marked with " quotes.
So if you need "RF" you'll write ""RF"".
Inside the expression you can use \ to quote the next character like this: "my expression including the \" character"
Best regards,
Balázs
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string expressions in RapidMiner are marked with " quotes.
So if you need "RF" you'll write ""RF"".
Inside the expression you can use \ to quote the next character like this: "my expression including the \" character"
Best regards,
Balázs