Some predictive models are built using data that in various ways modified or transformed. In order to apply these models correctly to other datasets, the same transformations must also be performed on the dataset being scored, or these transformations must also
be reflected in the model file. Incorporating transformations into a model file is a two-step process:
E Combine the model file (XML file or ZIP archive) and the transformation XML file into a new merged XML model file.
How to merge the model file and the transformation XML file into a new merged model file:
E Select from the menu:
Tools > Merge XML Models
Figure 15-5
Merge XML Models Dialog Box
E Select model XML file
E Select transformation XML file
E Enter a path and name for the new merged model XML file, or use the Browse button to select a location and name.
Note: You cannot combine model ZIP archives for models that contain splits (separate model information for each split group) or ensemble models with XML transformation files.
This chapter describes the functions available in the Tools menu, as well as the ability to change the order of variables in lists.
n For information about the Scoring Builder, you can refer to the section Scoring data using predictive models.
n For information about merging model files and XML transformations, you can refer to the section.
Variable Information
The Variables dialog box displays information about the parameters of the selected variable, namely:
n Variable label
n Data format
n Custom missing values
n Value labels
n Measurement scale
Figure 16-1
Dialog Variables
Show. The Show column in the list of variables indicates whether the
moment variable in the data editor and in the variable lists dialog box. Visibility is controlled by sets of variables. Additional information see this topic Variable Sets on page 334.
Go. Moves to the selected variable in the Data Editor window.
Insert. Inserts the selected variables into the syntax window at the location where the cursor is located.
To change the properties of variables, use the Variables tab in the Data Editor.
How to get information about variables
E Select from the menu:
Tools > Variables…
E Select the variable you are interested in from the list.
I want to combine multiple xml files into separate xml files when sending to a destination folder in BizTalk. Help me convert multiple xml files into one xml file using xslt or other more simple way. Note that all input files have the same namespace input 1
input3,4 ....... continues
Asked by Chitra 06/08/2016 at 08:11
2 answers
Here's one way.
Create a document that lists the documents you want to merge into collection.xml:
Then perform the XSLT transformation using collection.xml as the source document and the following style sheet:
This will work with XSLT 1.0. If you move to XSLT 2.0, there are more flexible ways to feed input, for example you can use the collection() function to access all the files in a directory.
Answered by Michael Kay 06/08/2016 at 09:15
If you are using XSLT 2.0, there are several alternatives available. First, you can define a list of documents as a stylesheet parameter, passed as a sequence of strings:
Or you can define documents as a collection. Saxon and some other processors map collection URIs to the filestore directory. In Saxon you can do:
What works best depends on how you decide which input documents to process, and you haven't really explained that.
Use Excel Get & Transform Quality (Power Query) to combine multiple files that have the same schemas from one folder into one table. As an example, merging budget books for several departments, where the columns are the same, but the number of rows and values differ between the books.
Note:
To begin the process of merging multiple files, first place them all in one folder.
Note: Excel and Access files, text files, as well as files in CSV, JSON and XML formats are supported.
Known Issues
When loading the Merge Binary Files procedure in Excel, you may receive the following error message:
If you ignore the errors and click the button OK, then the process merging binary files will execute and load the data correctly despite this message. We are working to resolve this issue.
More information
You can always ask a question to an Excel Tech Community specialist, ask for help in the Answers community, and also suggest new feature or improvement on the website
