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Re: Extract date in filename
Hi, You could try using extract with regex with the prepare processor/s, Extract with regular expression To extract The first date (\s\d\d\d\d\.\d\d).* Extract date from within [] \s\[(.*)\]\.1 · -
Re: Prepare recipe
Hi @RohitRanga , So you only need to handle the single string e.g convert C to ['C'] if it already starts with [ then do nothing. First thing that comes to mind would be using a formula : i…1 · -
Re: Prepare recipe
Hi @RohitRanga , Not sure I fully understand the transformation you are looking for, are you looking to convert C to an array? We do have the following processor which does what you are looking for :…1 · -
Re: Github integration
@Tsen-Hung Thank you so much for sharing your experience here on Community as well!3 · -
Re: Retrieve feature importance from partioned model
Hi @julesbertrand , The get_predictor() and get_version_metrics() are not yet supported for partitioned models. We do have this feature request in our backlog. Thanks,1 ·
