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My team maintains a very large Dataiku project with 500+ flow zones. We intentionally keep this work in a single project so we can manage version control and promotion to automation nodes cleanly, without having to coordinate dependencies and changes across multiple projects. Most of our work is done through the API, but…
So, I literally never want my integers coerced to doubles, and it would be great to have the option to have the "Normalize floats & doubles" box default to unchecked when I'm creating a new dataset. Maybe on a per-project basis? Maybe a Datasets section in the Project Settings? Similarly, I basically always want my dates…
I have a few projects that are linked. Project 1: Creates tables Project 2: Creates Views and queries results for visualizations In project 1, i'd like to add something like this to the "Pre-write" statements on the tables: DROP TABLE IF EXISTS ${schema_name}.${table_name} CASCADE; Can anyone help with a way to do this? Or…
I'm using v13.3.2, and notice Feature Importance is not available for DL models … it that available in v14 ? Dataiku version used: 13.3.2
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