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Description
| Interface Summary | |
|---|---|
| Attribute | Attributes should hold all information about a single attribute. |
| Attributes | This container holds all information about the example set attributes. |
| AttributeTransformation | This interface is used to define on-the-fly transformations in data views. |
| ExampleFormatter.FormatCommand | Represents one piece of formatting. |
| ExampleReader | An ExampleReader iterates over a sequence of examples. |
| ExampleSet | Interface definition for all example sets. |
| Statistics | The superclass for all attribute statistics objects. |
| Class Summary | |
|---|---|
| AbstractAttributes | This is the abstract superclass for all attribute set implementations. |
| AttributeDescription | This class holds all basic information about an attribute. |
| AttributeIterator | Iterates over either only the regular attribute, only the special attributes, or over all all attributes. |
| AttributeParser | Parses a file containing construction descriptions and adds the new attributes to the example set. |
| AttributeRole | This class holds the example set relevant information about a table attribute, i.e. |
| AttributeRoleIterator | An iterator for attribute roles which is able to iterate over all attributes or skip either regular or special attributes. |
| AttributeWeight | Helper class containing the name of an attribute and the corresponding weight. |
| AttributeWeights | AttributeWeights holds the information about the weights of attributes of an example set. |
| DelegateAttributes | Deprecated. Please extend AbstractAttributes instead since using this
class might lead to stack overflow errors in cases where a large amount of iterations
is performed |
| Example | An example consists of a DataRow and some convenience methods to access the data. |
| ExampleFormatter | Formats an example as specified by the format string. |
| ExampleFormatter.SimpleCommand | Implements some simple format commands like 'a' for all attributes or 'l' for the label. |
| ExampleFormatter.TextCommand | Returns simply the given text. |
| ExampleFormatter.ValueCommand | Returns the value of an argument which must be an attribute's name. |
| ExampleSetFactory | This class can be used to easily create @link ExampleSet}s and the underlying
ExampleTable with simple method calls. |
| FastExample2SparseTransform | This class can be used for the efficient generation of sparse example formats. |
| MinMaxStatistics | Attribute statistics object for (pseudo-)numerical attributes like real numerical attributes or date attributes. |
| NominalStatistics | Attribute statistics object for nominal attributes. |
| NumericalStatistics | Attribute statistics object for numerical attributes. |
| SimpleAttributes | A very basic and simple implementation of the Attributes
interface based on a linked list of AttributeRoles
and simply delivers the same AttributeRoleIterator
which might skip either regular or special attributes. |
| Tools | Provides some tools for calculation of certain measures and feature generation. |
| UnknownStatistics | The superclass for all attribute statistics objects. |
| WeightedNumericalStatistics | Attribute statistics object for weighted numerical attributes. |
| Exception Summary | |
|---|---|
| AttributeTypeException | This exception will be thrown if operators use properties of attributes which are not supported by this attribute, for example, if a nominal mapping of the third value is retrieved from a binominal attribute. |
| FormatterException | This exception is thrown by the ExampleFormatter if the user specified format is not applicable to an example set. |
The data core classes of RapidMiner. These perform both data and attribute handling. The basic idea is that of a small database management system: the data itself is stored in an example table (please note that this interface can stand for all types of data sources, memory, databases, and files) and views on this table (example sets) are provided.
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