New RapidMiner user seeking advice
Hello
I am greatly hoping that this isn't a silly question, I am just getting started with RapidMiner.
I have a a spreadsheet which contains 24 rows of information on a student engagement with a virtual learning environment. I want to be able to classify students into certain ability groups based on the data on the spreadsheet, which is complete for each user.
My question is, can i explicitly state i.e. if the student spends more than a certain about of time on the virtual learning environment, accesses a forum, gets more that 60% in a quiz, then classify the student as learner type A.. if so what is the best way of going about this i.e. decision tress / association rules.
Any help is appreciated
I am greatly hoping that this isn't a silly question, I am just getting started with RapidMiner.
I have a a spreadsheet which contains 24 rows of information on a student engagement with a virtual learning environment. I want to be able to classify students into certain ability groups based on the data on the spreadsheet, which is complete for each user.
My question is, can i explicitly state i.e. if the student spends more than a certain about of time on the virtual learning environment, accesses a forum, gets more that 60% in a quiz, then classify the student as learner type A.. if so what is the best way of going about this i.e. decision tress / association rules.
Any help is appreciated
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first of all, 24 rows, i.e. 24 examples, is a very small learning base for any kind of machine learning algorithm, especially if you have a lot of columns, i.e. attributes. You probably won't be able to automatically train any (good) decision tree based on a data set that small.
To create a new attribute called Type which is set to certain values based on manual rules, you should have a look at the Generate Attributes operator. There you are able to specify e.g. rules with the syntax which will create a new attribute and set it to A if the condition matches and to B otherwise.
For an introduction to the general concepts of RapidMiner I'd like to direct you to the video tutorials on our website.
Best regards,
Marius