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Listing attributes in select attributes
seshadotcom
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Hello Folks,
I am trying to select a subset of a bunch of attributes and somehow I do not know the rapidminer GUI stopped giving me the attributes in the display screen which will help me to choose attributes easily. I am instead doing it a very un conventional way of modifying the XML of the process with a piping symbol to list the attributes I need :P. Does anyone know the reason?
I am trying to select a subset of a bunch of attributes and somehow I do not know the rapidminer GUI stopped giving me the attributes in the display screen which will help me to choose attributes easily. I am instead doing it a very un conventional way of modifying the XML of the process with a piping symbol to list the attributes I need :P. Does anyone know the reason?
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Best regards,
Marius
I agree that it could be done this way and I also did it. But for example for FP Growth I have an requirement to select a bunch of attributes like 24 or 25 attributes and it is sometimes annoying that I make a small underscore mistake then the block fails, so I better do it in the XML to avoid mistakes. But the problem now is if I have 80 attributes(coming in my next week experiment) how will I select around 45 attributes without having to type manually?
Regards
Sesha
In the case of FP-Growth RapidMiner cannot determine the resulting attributes without actually scanning the complete data set, since the resulting attributes are dependent on the data itself, not just on the metadata like original attribute names and types. Since scanning the complete data is too slow to be performed before actually executing the process, you don't get the list.
But maybe you can use Select Attributes with a regular expression filter that matches the desired attributes instead of typing all attribute names manually.
Best regards,
Marius
I can do with regexp that is definitely possible but I am kind of curious how the same process setup works in my home PC. When I run this at the university PC it does not show me the attributes list.
Best regards,
Marius