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Perhaps share your .rpm file and state what you want to do?
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When you split train and test data, your FILTER EXAMPLE RANGE is empty because you used 1 - 249 which is the size of your dataset. Lower this number to half maybe. You can use the BREAKPOINT AFTER to see the result of the FILTER EXAMPLE RANGE. hth
Using process2.rmp, do these:
1. Use GENERATE ID operator
2. Use SET ROLE operator
- set LABEL on the attribute you want to predict e.g. CLOSE
3. Change the FILTER EXAMPLE RANGE to half
1. Use GENERATE ID operator
2. Use SET ROLE operator
- set LABEL on the attribute you want to predict e.g. CLOSE
3. Change the FILTER EXAMPLE RANGE to half
Hi,
Use your file named process2.rmp and do these:
1. Add GENERATE ID operator
2. Add SET ROLE operator

- in the parameters, set the CLOSE attribute with the role LABEL (if CLOSE is what you want to predict)

3. Change the FILTER EXAMPLE RANGE to half

hth
Use your file named process2.rmp and do these:
1. Add GENERATE ID operator
2. Add SET ROLE operator

- in the parameters, set the CLOSE attribute with the role LABEL (if CLOSE is what you want to predict)

3. Change the FILTER EXAMPLE RANGE to half

hth
How many neurons depends on what you want to do. You can refer to other works that are similar to your subject.
hth
hth
Honestly, I am not familiar with the subject. Perhaps try different runs of 5, 10, 20 neurons? I am just guessing here. hth