I am using the replace dictionary operator to standardize some domain values within my data set. However, is there a way to also get the original value and the changed value as an output??
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MartinLiebigAdministrator, Moderator, Employee, RapidMiner Certified Analyst, RapidMiner Certified Expert, University ProfessorPosts: 3,453 RM Data Scientist
Hi amotley,
you can simply you the original data back on the resulting table.
~Martin
- Sr. Director Data Solutions, Altair RapidMiner - Dortmund, Germany
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bhupendra_patilAdministrator, Employee, MemberPosts: 168 RM Data Scientist
If I am understanding this well then, What I can suggest is duplicate the original column first, and then do you replace etc on one of those two columns
You can use the "generate copy" operator which makes a copy or a "generate attributes" to create a duplicate column where the expression will be just the column you want to duplicate.
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Hi amotley,
you can simply you the original data back on the resulting table.
~Martin
Dortmund, Germany
If I am understanding this well then, What I can suggest is duplicate the original column first, and then do you replace etc on one of those two columns
You can use the "generate copy" operator which makes a copy or a "generate attributes" to create a duplicate column where the expression will be just the column you want to duplicate.
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