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How to weight examples like SPSS?
Hi. I am new to RM and am trying to learn about its Weighting functions. I want to weight a dataset like in SPSS, where I select a single weight variable to weight examples (or cases in SPSS-speak). I would select the variable to use as the weight, and any subsequent aggregations I would perform would apply this weight variable to the examples included in the calculation.
I have been reading the definitions of the various Weighting variables and most seem to either derive weights from the dataset itself OR apply weights on an attribute-by-attribute basis......I'm just just looking to apply a single weight variable to everything.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated-
Thanks,
Tim
I have been reading the definitions of the various Weighting variables and most seem to either derive weights from the dataset itself OR apply weights on an attribute-by-attribute basis......I'm just just looking to apply a single weight variable to everything.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated-
Thanks,
Tim
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you can set a attribute to the role weight using Set Role operator. This is then used in models, aggregations on an example-by example basis. Of course you can first generate the attribute with a Generate Attributes operator.
~Martin
Dortmund, Germany
Am I correct in assuming that whichever attribute I set as a Weight must have values for all examples?