it works, BUT I had to convert nominal label of interest into numerical and after filtering back into nominal. This is really clumsy way to do something like value range selection. :-\
Hope this will be implemented as part of a single operator e.g. filter examples including nominal list filtering or perl like script selection. cheers
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Marco_BoeckAdministrator, Moderator, Employee, Member, University ProfessorPosts: 1,984 RM Engineering
Hi,
well it's always helpful to have a numerical value if you want to do range filtering If you don't like the above process, you can do the same thing with the Execute Script operator, you will just need to write your own groovy script.
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you can use this process: You just need to specify the range in the Generate Attribute operator, rename the column from "Test" to whatever you need and you're good to go
Regards,
Marco
it works, BUT I had to convert nominal label of interest into numerical and after filtering back into nominal. This is really clumsy way to do something like value range
selection. :-\
Hope this will be implemented as part of a single operator e.g. filter examples including nominal list filtering or perl like script selection.
cheers
well it's always helpful to have a numerical value if you want to do range filtering
If you don't like the above process, you can do the same thing with the Execute Script operator, you will just need to write your own groovy script.
Regards,
Marco