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[SOLVED] Transform content of one column into n columns
Hello Community,
the cells of one column( Abbreviations) in my repository contains multiple entries. The column is string and contains multiple abbreviations for example one cell contains (BSU MSE DFG ETS SGJ TZS). I woud love to create for every abbreviation an own column and if the row contains the abbreviation the boolean attribute will be true in the cell. Exist a possible operator?
Row Abbreviations BSU MSE DFG ETS SGJ TZS XYZ TSA
1 (BSU MSE DFG ETS SGJ TZS) true true true true true true false false
2 (BSU MSE DFG ETS SGJ TZS) true true true true true true false false
3 (BSU MSE DFG ETS SGJ XYZ) true true true true true false true false
4 (BSU MSE DFG ETS SGJ TSA) ) true true true true true false false true
Is it possible in Rapidminer?
Thanks in advance
the cells of one column( Abbreviations) in my repository contains multiple entries. The column is string and contains multiple abbreviations for example one cell contains (BSU MSE DFG ETS SGJ TZS). I woud love to create for every abbreviation an own column and if the row contains the abbreviation the boolean attribute will be true in the cell. Exist a possible operator?
Row Abbreviations BSU MSE DFG ETS SGJ TZS XYZ TSA
1 (BSU MSE DFG ETS SGJ TZS) true true true true true true false false
2 (BSU MSE DFG ETS SGJ TZS) true true true true true true false false
3 (BSU MSE DFG ETS SGJ XYZ) true true true true true false true false
4 (BSU MSE DFG ETS SGJ TSA) ) true true true true true false false true
Is it possible in Rapidminer?
Thanks in advance
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Answers
Yes it is - here's an example that I think does what you want.
regards
Andrew
thank you very much, Its working ;-)