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Rubrix is a production-ready Python framework for exploring, annotating, and managing data in NLP projects.
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- Summarize the matrix .
- Register metrics endpoint .
- Create a bulk response .
- Searches for records in dataset .
- Predict classifications .
- Load a dataset .
- Find label errors in a given list of records .
- Given a list of probabilities and a list of predicted labels create a single record .
- Parse es_aggregations .
- Bulk records .
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pd.melt(df, id_vars=['Date'], var_name='Ticker', value_name='Closed')
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QUESTION
I'm currently trying to create a data item expression within Cognos Analytics report builder to aggregate some data. I'm a novice in building expressions in Cognos as generally I would export the data and work with it separately, but this report will be scheduled to run and needs to already be summarised within the list.
The relation I'm working with contains usernames, quantities and a date field which can be null. I want to sum quantities by username from tuples with non-null values for the date field but I am struggling with how this would be achieved within the normal aggregate([field1] for [field2])
structure?
I have tried both total([Quantity] for [Username] and [Date])
and total([Quantity] for [Username] and isnull([Date],0))
which both give errors.
Forgive me if I'm being stupid and thanks in advance for any help you can offer!
EDIT: As suggested by Rubrix, comma in place of "and" works (not sure why I didn't already try this) but I am also getting an aggregate for null values. Specifying the date to be within a range also doesn't work to get rid of the aggregated null values.
The expressions I've tried are:
total([Quantity] for [Sac Create User], [Stock Corr Date] between _first_of_month(_add_months(current_date, -1)) and _last_of_month(_add_months(current_date,-1)))
total([Quantity] for [Sac Create User], length([Stock Corr Date])>0)
Both still create an aggregate for nulls. If anyone has any suggestions on how to remove these without having to query separately and join it would be much appreciated!
Thanks
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-25 at 08:19Try with "," instead of "and" or total([Quantity] for [Username], case when [Date] is null then 0 else [Date] end)
QUESTION
Hello MDX and SSAS people,
I was wondering how to create a time calculation measure that summarizes the selected period/month's total value for the entire year in this case Budget. So if I select 202004 from my time hierarchy it should be the total budget of year 2020 and if I select 201904 it should be the total budget of 2019.
In the picture below I have created [YTD Budget] with the following mdx code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-16 at 09:45Here is the example on Adventure Works:
QUESTION
This might be a longshot, but maybe there is an ssas/mdx guru here that has stumpled upon the same problem regarding aggregated calculations and leap years. So what I am trying to do, is to create a PY YTD calculated measure in an ssas cube that can handle leap years. The issue I am facing is that the calculated measure becomes extremely slow based on the logic below (see code sample). Has anyone found a better way to handle leap years or has a document with best practise to share ? I am assume that if-statements and NonEmpty function could be performance deadly for a calculated measure. All tips are greatly appreciated (Doesn't have to be a solution).
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-15 at 16:51Try the following, some caveats follow:
QUESTION
I have a dimension that consists of members with the following format 100 - Sales, 200 - Purchase etc. What I wish to do, is to substring starting from the left and remove everyting after the first space. So the result would be "100" and "200" for the two examples. I have done this in sql before with the following code syntax: LEFT(MyField, CHARINDEX('', MyField) - 1)
But it doesnt seem to work when I apply the same logic in SSAS. LEFT([MyField].[MyField].Members,CHARINDEX('',[MyField].[MyField].Members)-1).
Does anyone know the syntax to accomplish the same thing in SSAS?
Best regards, Rubrix
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-06 at 13:46You should use INSTR function (instead of CHARINDEX), so something like this on Adventure Works database:
QUESTION
I have a report with three different pages displayed as tabs whereas one of the pages is designed for PDF print. The issue I am facing is when I choose a specific tab to export to PDF, the two other pages/tabs are exported aswell. I only want the tab that is selected to be exported, not all of them.
The only option I see, is the "Run as PDF", there is no specific button that exports the current tab that is displayed when consuming the report.
I am using version 11.1.4 and this is when creating a report (not dashboard)
All tips, solutions and ideas are very appreciated.
Best regards, Rubrix
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-03 at 12:07You should be able to use a string render variable on the page based on the ReportOutput() function.
QUESTION
I have a column in my fact table that defines whether a Supplier is old or new based on the following case-statement:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-09 at 10:38SELECT COUNT(*) OVER () AS TotalCount
FROM Facts
WHERE Regdate BETWEEN(olddate, newdate) OR InvoiceDate BETWEEN(olddate, newdate)
GROUP BY
Supplier
QUESTION
I have a distinct measure "No of Customer Id" that counts the amount of unique Customer Id's that occurs for each month. What I wish to do, is to create a Calculated member that distinct Count Customer Id over a 12 month period i.e Rolling 12. If you look at "Nr of Customer Id" in 201911 you have 378 unique Id's that month but between 20181201 and 20191130 there are 1020 unique Customer Id's (R12 Nr of Customer Id).
Is this possible to do and if so how ?
I tried with (But didn't work): sum(parallelperiod([D_Time].[Year-Month-Day].[Year],1,[D_Time].[Year-Month-Day].currentmember).lead(1) : [D_Time].[Year-Month-Day].currentmember , [Measures].[Nr of Customer Id])
Best regards, Rubrix
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-29 at 21:53Do you need to use parallel period? Could you do something like:
(D_Time].[Year-Month-Day].currentmember.lag(12) :D_Time].[Year-Month-Day].currentmember,[Measures].[Nr of Customer Id])
QUESTION
I wish to great a calculated measure "Dispatch days" in SSAS Visual Studios that counts the number of days where there has been a sales transaction made, i.e Invoice Amount greater than 0. So if I look at 2018 it should give me the number of days that year, where there were sales. I tried using this
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-20 at 14:51A better approach would be, however I suppose that a year is specified in one of the axis
QUESTION
I need to convert a Unit measure value in a database view when two criterias doesn't match with information from a different table. So what I do have is one database view called "v_Purchase order" table and one table that is called "Alternate unit" table.
As you can see in the example I have 3 rows in the Purchase order table, where Purchase order U/M and Basic U/M match on 2 rows, but not on the third row. So what I wish is that: case when (Purchase order U/M <> Basic U/M)
then (use Alternate unit table to replace Purchase order U/M column row from Purchase order table with the Alternate U/M from the Alternate unit table and apply the Conversion factor to multiply it with Quantity to convert pallet to pieces)
else(No conversion needed)
end
The two tables are joined on Item number, Company, Alternate U/M
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-14 at 10:05You can try below -
QUESTION
I am following a Python for Finance tutorial where you are combining all the S&P500 stocks into one data frame, i. e. outer joining all the stored CSV files for all the different stocks.
current output:
The code for this looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-02 at 10:42Use melt
like:
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