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rapidminer date bug
hajabikouf
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Learner I
Learner I
i am reading a table from mysql with date format yymmdd and it displays as MonthddYear in rapidminer
but the problem is with i input it to python
even if i do nothing with it the date appear as ? i tried converting it to numerical before using python and also tried converting it to timestamp inside python then used numeral to date after python but i get the default 1970 time
but the problem is with i input it to python
import pandas
def rm_main(data):
return data
even if i do nothing with it the date appear as ? i tried converting it to numerical before using python and also tried converting it to timestamp inside python then used numeral to date after python but i get the default 1970 time
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Hi,is it only the representation of the date (meaning it i correctly shown as the attribute type date or date_time)?If so, it is only the way how RapidMiner displays dates, if you export the data, you then can specify your preferred format.Best,
David0 -
Lot of confusion with dates this week. This isn't a date bug in Rapidminer. Convert your date from your MySQL import to yyyy-MM-dd. That would be the correct format for Python. Date to nominal is where you need to look. It always helps to post your process.
regards,
Alex
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