How to clean the Process panel so that i can import new data to it and work on it??
I was going through the tutorial and it has imported titanic dataset to the process panel.Now i want to import a new dataset to the panel and work on it.so how do i clean the process panel ??
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Thank you so much ..Could you guide me how to get the meta-data of a dataset where i can see all the attributes and make change if required
Thank you so much ..Could you guide me how to get the meta-data of a dataset where i can see all the attributes and make change if required
Sure,
If you have the dataset in your repository, just click with the right button and select "Edit". You can prepare that from there. If you don't, you can make use of "Set Role" to change the attribute role, or a number of other transformations like "Parse Numbers", "Nominal to Text", "Text to Nominal" and so on.
All the best,
Rodrigo.
If you have the dataset in your repository, just click with the right button and select "Edit". You can prepare that from there. If you don't, you can make use of "Set Role" to change the attribute role, or a number of other transformations like "Parse Numbers", "Nominal to Text", "Text to Nominal" and so on.
All the best,
Rodrigo.
thank you for sharing your experience guys it helped alot.
Hi @ed1305
Could you guide me how to get the meta-data of a dataset where i can see all the attributes
If you open the dataset, at the left you'll have a pane with 'Data', 'Statistics' etc tabs - 'Statistics' tab contains meta-data of the given dataset. Additionally, you can use operator EXTRACT STATISTICS from Operator Toolbox extension, which allows you to extract all statistical meta-data into a separate example set. Sort by:
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Hi @ed1305, and welcome to the community!
Save your process (by using File > Save Process As) and create a new process from that same menu. Handling processes is pretty much akin to create documents on every other program.
All the best,
Rodrigo.
Save your process (by using File > Save Process As) and create a new process from that same menu. Handling processes is pretty much akin to create documents on every other program.
All the best,
Rodrigo.
Sure,
If you have the dataset in your repository, just click with the right button and select "Edit". You can prepare that from there. If you don't, you can make use of "Set Role" to change the attribute role, or a number of other transformations like "Parse Numbers", "Nominal to Text", "Text to Nominal" and so on.
All the best,
Rodrigo.
If you have the dataset in your repository, just click with the right button and select "Edit". You can prepare that from there. If you don't, you can make use of "Set Role" to change the attribute role, or a number of other transformations like "Parse Numbers", "Nominal to Text", "Text to Nominal" and so on.
All the best,
Rodrigo.
Hi @ed1305
Could you guide me how to get the meta-data of a dataset where i can see all the attributes
If you open the dataset, at the left you'll have a pane with 'Data', 'Statistics' etc tabs - 'Statistics' tab contains meta-data of the given dataset. Additionally, you can use operator EXTRACT STATISTICS from Operator Toolbox extension, which allows you to extract all statistical meta-data into a separate example set.
Save your process (by using File > Save Process As) and create a new process from that same menu. Handling processes is pretty much akin to create documents on every other program.
All the best,
Rodrigo.