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"R execute node with functions?"
Contributor II
Hallo,
I have a set of functions in R Studio which are being called from one overarching functions
operation(Y){
Z<-search(Y)
output<-execute(Y,Z)
return(output)
}
I have pastet the functions in an execute node. then i am calling the function like this T<-operation(datasubset[1])
where datasubset[1] is a column of the data table in rapidminer.
T was supposed to be the new output column
1.Does rapid miner assume that the (Y) in the pasted functions is an actual column ?
2.Is it then searching for this ?
3.Is it possible at all to have this function construct in an execute node ?
I have a set of functions in R Studio which are being called from one overarching functions
operation(Y){
Z<-search(Y)
output<-execute(Y,Z)
return(output)
}
I have pastet the functions in an execute node. then i am calling the function like this T<-operation(datasubset[1])
where datasubset[1] is a column of the data table in rapidminer.
T was supposed to be the new output column
1.Does rapid miner assume that the (Y) in the pasted functions is an actual column ?
2.Is it then searching for this ?
3.Is it possible at all to have this function construct in an execute node ?
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