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"Selecting attribut with high weight from producd weight file"
Hi;
i am mow looking for method to sort the attribute generated by weightining process. The aim is to select percentage of the data based on the order.
Actually , i have triyed to edit xml which is the format of this file .However , is there any simple way to do that.
Regard;
Hassan
i am mow looking for method to sort the attribute generated by weightining process. The aim is to select percentage of the data based on the order.
Actually , i have triyed to edit xml which is the format of this file .However , is there any simple way to do that.
Regard;
Hassan
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Since I am not sure whether you want to select a subset of features or a subset of rows, I will explain both.
Subset of features
Suppose you have already generated AttributeWeights.
I suggest in Preprocessing->Attributes->Selection the operator "AttributeWeightSelection". This operator allows you to select a subset of features based on the AttributeWeights. Take a look at the tutorial.pdf (available at the rapidminer download page) where you will find a more detailed explanation of this operator.
Select a subset of rows
Suppose you got an attribute named "weight" which is already a part of the ExampleSet. I suggest in Preprocessing->Data->Filter the operator "ExampleFilter". For Example with parameters like this: This will return only the examples whose value of the attribute "weight" is greater than 0.5.
Take a look at the tutorial.pdf (available at the rapidminer download page) where you will find a more detailed explanation of this operator.
hope this was helpful
Steffen
it is now working perfectly.
cheers;
Hassan