Ok I am really new and have lost the sample workbooks, how can I get them back, for some reason I saved over them, so i delete the rmworkspace and reloaded rapid miner, now I dont have the reference to work from.
I am trying to find the affinity or rules association on the first column ( binary is column Bprice, and second table is Price)
In xlminer, and I though rapid miner will be a better tool to learn in the long run.
I wanted to associate all the columns to Bprice or price, and the next row price, but this is my first effort and I cant seem to see the wood for the trees, if i classify Bprice as 1 for positive value, I can seem to get a list of affinity's off
please help me get started this looks like a wonderful tool
Hi Neil, I'm sorry, but your description confuses me. You seem to have two data sets, please explain in detail, what you are planning to do with each of them.
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I am trying to find the affinity or rules association on the first column ( binary is column Bprice, and second table is Price)
In xlminer, and I though rapid miner will be a better tool to learn in the long run.
I wanted to associate all the columns to Bprice or price, and the next row price, but this is my first effort and I cant seem to see the wood for the trees, if i classify Bprice as 1 for positive value, I can seem to get a list of affinity's off
please help me get started this looks like a wonderful tool
Neil
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I'm sorry, but your description confuses me. You seem to have two data sets, please explain in detail, what you are planning to do with each of them.
Greetings,
Sebastian