public class ClassEliminationModifier extends BaseDatasetModifier
Example: If you have a dataset where each entry is measured to be either a
metal, semiconductor, or insulator and want to only have a "metal" and "nonmetal"
class, you could use this entry to change all entries marked as a semiconductor
to be insulator.
Usage: <undesired class> [<new class>]
| Constructor and Description |
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ClassEliminationModifier() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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protected void |
modifyDataset(Dataset Data)
Apply changes to the Dataset.
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java.lang.String |
printUsage()
Print out required format for options.
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void |
setClassToEliminate(java.lang.String classToEliminate)
Define the name of the class to eliminate.
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void |
setNewClassName(java.lang.String newClassName)
Define the name of the new class for entries measured to exist in the undesired
class.
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void |
setOptions(java.util.List<java.lang.Object> Options)
Set any options for this object.
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transformpublic void setOptions(java.util.List<java.lang.Object> Options)
throws java.lang.Exception
OptionsOptions - Array of options as Objects - can be nulljava.lang.Exception - if problem with inputspublic java.lang.String printUsage()
Optionspublic void setClassToEliminate(java.lang.String classToEliminate)
classToEliminate - Name of undesired classpublic void setNewClassName(java.lang.String newClassName)
newClassName - New class value (null to delete)protected void modifyDataset(Dataset Data)
BaseDatasetModifiermodifyDataset in class BaseDatasetModifierData - Dataset to be modified