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Simon Abolnar
 
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Default data mining question - 09-23-2003 , 09:17 AM






I can't use calculated members in data mining.
I found information that I can use derived-member.
I would like to calculate Sum(numberOfItems) in source column. Is it
possible?

Thanks all for help!

Simon



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Raymond Balint
 
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Default Re: data mining question - 09-23-2003 , 12:55 PM






I'm not sure how exactly you model looks like. My first thought is to have a
view defined in your data source and a filed of that view should be
'Sum(numberOfItems). Based on that view, build a relational model.

Hope this helps...

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"Simon Abolnar" <Simon.Abolnar (AT) tscng (DOT) net> wrote

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I can't use calculated members in data mining.
I found information that I can use derived-member.
I would like to calculate Sum(numberOfItems) in source column. Is it
possible?

Thanks all for help!

Simon





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Simon Abolnar
 
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Default Re: data mining question - 09-23-2003 , 01:46 PM



I will better describe my situation:

I have to calculate average sugar of grape received by different date.
In SQL View I calculate: sugar*quantity (column)
In OLAP I have member: quantity (which is sum of all quantity)
I can easely calculate average sugar as:
[Member].[sugar*quantity]/[Member].[quantity]

How can I do this by using derived member?
Is there a way to use calculate member in datamining?

Thanks for help,

Simon




"Raymond Balint" <raymondb (AT) online (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote

Quote:
I'm not sure how exactly you model looks like. My first thought is to have
a
view defined in your data source and a filed of that view should be
'Sum(numberOfItems). Based on that view, build a relational model.

Hope this helps...

--
Raymond Balint [MS]
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights.



"Simon Abolnar" <Simon.Abolnar (AT) tscng (DOT) net> wrote in message
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I can't use calculated members in data mining.
I found information that I can use derived-member.
I would like to calculate Sum(numberOfItems) in source column. Is it
possible?

Thanks all for help!

Simon







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Raymond Balint
 
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Default Re: data mining question - 09-24-2003 , 02:54 PM



I assume you want to build an Olap mining model. However you cannot use
calculated members in Olap mining models - this is a limitation of Analyses
Service 2000.
You will have to use a relational mining model on top of a view.

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Raymond Balint [MS]
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"Simon Abolnar" <Simon.Abolnar (AT) s-tsc (DOT) ng.edus.si> wrote

Quote:
I will better describe my situation:

I have to calculate average sugar of grape received by different date.
In SQL View I calculate: sugar*quantity (column)
In OLAP I have member: quantity (which is sum of all quantity)
I can easely calculate average sugar as:
[Member].[sugar*quantity]/[Member].[quantity]

How can I do this by using derived member?
Is there a way to use calculate member in datamining?

Thanks for help,

Simon




"Raymond Balint" <raymondb (AT) online (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3f708907$1 (AT) news (DOT) microsoft.com...
I'm not sure how exactly you model looks like. My first thought is to
have
a
view defined in your data source and a filed of that view should be
'Sum(numberOfItems). Based on that view, build a relational model.

Hope this helps...

--
Raymond Balint [MS]
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights.



"Simon Abolnar" <Simon.Abolnar (AT) tscng (DOT) net> wrote in message
news:eoYM%231dgDHA.3140 (AT) tk2msftngp13 (DOT) phx.gbl...
I can't use calculated members in data mining.
I found information that I can use derived-member.
I would like to calculate Sum(numberOfItems) in source column. Is it
possible?

Thanks all for help!

Simon









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