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Data Miner
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The following tables list the members exposed by TDBClassifier.
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Assign the values of published properties from Source. | |
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Classify the current record and return the name of the class. | |
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Perform classification test. | |
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Clears the list of attributes and all learned data of the attached classifier. | |
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Create the component. | |
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Destroy the component. | |
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Returns the index in the Attributes list of the discrete attribute stored in the array of discrete attributes at position Index. | |
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Adds an item to Attributes list property for every field in the dataset. | |
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This is FillFieldItems, a member of class TDBClassifier. | |
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Returns the index in the Attributes list of the real valued attribute stored in the array of real valued attributes at position Index. | |
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Uses the field definitions of the dataset and fields defined with Attributes property to set the AttributeKind and AttributeIndex properties. | |
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Teach the classifier attached to the Classifier property with the data in the dataset. | |
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Teach the classifier attached to the Classifier property with the current record in the dataset. |
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If this property is True, the component is in the process of reading the records from the Dataset. |
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Event is called just before the classification test. | |
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Event is called just before the learn operation. |
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Specifies the attributes used by the classification process. | |
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If True, the LearnData will call the FieldsToAttributes method. | |
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Defines the field which is considered to be the Class field. | |
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Assign the classification component of your choice to this property. | |
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Assign the dataset with data to this property. | |
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Specifies the maping of field types to attribute types. | |
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Defines which fields are to be ignored. | |
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Specifies discrete value index indicating a missing discrete value. | |
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Specifies value indicating a missing discrete value. |
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