Defining Your Own Variables
Rubiscape provides the facility to declare a variable at the workbook level. You can add a variable, edit its value, and delete it when it is no longer required. You can use this variable in Custom Components and even in conditional task execution.
You can define a variable or add the result of an algorithm as a variable.
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Defining Your Own Variables
Rubiscape provides the facility to declare a variable at the workbook level. You can add a variable, edit its value, and delete it when it is no longer required. You can use this variable in Custom Components and even in conditional task execution. ...
Mapping Variables
In Rubiscape, you can create, train, test, and publish models for further use in workbooks or workflows. For this, we configure a model using a dataset. When you publish a trained model, it appears in the model section under Model Studio or Machine ...
Mapping Variables
In Rubiscape, you can create, train, test, and publish models for further use in workbooks or workflows. For this, we configure a model using a dataset. When you publish a trained model, it appears in the model section under Model Studio or Machine ...
Geographical Variables
In RubiSight, you can use Numerical, Textual, Interval, Categorical, and Geographical types of variables. Creating a Dataset with Geographical Variable Type To create a dataset containing a geographical variable type, follow the steps given below Add ...
Using Variables in RubiPython
The variables defined at the workbook/pipeline level can be used in the RubiPython custom component. To use a user-defined variable in RubiPython, follow the steps given below. Create your algorithm flow. Refer to Building Algorithm Flow in a ...