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Using (Bayesian network?) models
Contributor II
Hello there,
Until now I have made very simple analyses with rapidminer. My modelling diagrams consisted of:
Retrieve -> select attributes -> decision tree
or
Retrieve -> select attributes -> correlation matrix
The data set has a mix of reals, nominals, etc. however binning is an option.
Now, I would like to use bayesian network models, and preferably in an interactive way like this:
1) Make a conditional dependency map (untargeted learning)
2) Make a targeted conditional dependency (so define a label variable)
- Use the result of 2) and do the following:
a) Look at the conditional probability distributions if nothing is known of the input
b) Fix one of the input variables to a certain bin, and look how the conditional probability distributions change
Now my questions are:
1) Is this possible, and if so, what approach should I take for 1 and for 2?
a) How would my modelling diagram look like (and which building blocks should I use)?
b) How can I "apply model", do I have to load an excel file each time to change the input variables when applying the model, or is there
a built-in interface for this sort of use (so I can play very rapidly with the input variables)?
If these questions are not worded clearly I will try to explain better. Thank you in advance for taking the time to read this.
Until now I have made very simple analyses with rapidminer. My modelling diagrams consisted of:
Retrieve -> select attributes -> decision tree
or
Retrieve -> select attributes -> correlation matrix
The data set has a mix of reals, nominals, etc. however binning is an option.
Now, I would like to use bayesian network models, and preferably in an interactive way like this:
1) Make a conditional dependency map (untargeted learning)
2) Make a targeted conditional dependency (so define a label variable)
- Use the result of 2) and do the following:
a) Look at the conditional probability distributions if nothing is known of the input
b) Fix one of the input variables to a certain bin, and look how the conditional probability distributions change
Now my questions are:
1) Is this possible, and if so, what approach should I take for 1 and for 2?
a) How would my modelling diagram look like (and which building blocks should I use)?
b) How can I "apply model", do I have to load an excel file each time to change the input variables when applying the model, or is there
a built-in interface for this sort of use (so I can play very rapidly with the input variables)?
If these questions are not worded clearly I will try to explain better. Thank you in advance for taking the time to read this.
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