Defining Your Own Variables
Deleting a Variable
To delete a variable, follow the steps given below. Open the required workbook. Refer to Opening a Workbook. The selected workbook canvas is displayed. Click (x) Variable in the Function Pane of the workbook. Manage Variable page is displayed. Locate ...
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. ...
Adding a Variable
You can add your own variable which can be used anywhere in the workbook or workflow. The below steps mention how to add a variable in a workbook. Similar steps can be performed to add a variable to a workflow. To add a variable at the workbook ...
Adding Result as a Variable
Along with defining a workbook level variable, you can also add the result of a regression or classification algorithm as a variable. This result added as a variable can be used in the workbook for further processing. To add the result of an ...
Editing a Variable
To edit a variable, follow the steps given below. Open the required workbook. Refer to Opening a Workbook. The selected workbook canvas is displayed. Click (x) Variable in the Function Pane of the workbook. Manage Variable page is displayed. Locate ...
Usage of Variables
In Rubiscape, you can add a variable at the workbook or workflow level. Refer to Adding a Variable. Rubiscape provides variable support, that is, its usage, for all tasks anywhere in workbooks or workflows like creating a dataset, performing data ...
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 ...
Persistent Variable
Persistent variables are those variables that hold their last run value. It uses the Current Value as the true value for the next run. Hence, the Current Value changes in each run and gets updated each time. Persistent variables can be defined for ...