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"Filtering Multiple Attributes"
Hello,
Suppose we have a dataset with the following attributes
Age
Profession
Income
NumberOfChildren
...
...
...
class
How can i remove from analysis , attributes "Age" and "Profession" without using multiple operators (ie two AttributeFilter operators). If it can be done could someone give me an example?
Many Thanks
Harry
Suppose we have a dataset with the following attributes
Age
Profession
Income
NumberOfChildren
...
...
...
class
How can i remove from analysis , attributes "Age" and "Profession" without using multiple operators (ie two AttributeFilter operators). If it can be done could someone give me an example?
Many Thanks
Harry
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Answers
Try using the operator "FeatureNameFilter" and use "Age|Profession" as the value for the parameter "skip_features_with_name"
Actually there is probably a much more cryptic regex that will also do the job, but I'm too lazy to work it out....
Allez!
Use a FeatureNameFilter operator and write the following on the'skip_features_with_name' field :
(Age|Profession)