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Chapter 11
Summary.
You can enter a summary for your data mining project that will be displayed in the
project report.
Contents.
Lists the type and number of components referenced by the project file (not editable).
Save unsaved object as.
Specifies whether unsaved objects should be saved to the local file system,
or stored in the repository. For more information, see the topic
in Chapter 9 on p. 158.
Update object references when loading project.
Select this option to update the project’s references
to its components. Note: The files added to a project are not saved in the project file itself. Rather,
a reference to the files is stored in the project. This means that moving or deleting a file will
remove that object from the project.
a reference to the files is stored in the project. This means that moving or deleting a file will
remove that object from the project.
Annotating a Project
The project pane provides a number of ways to annotate your data mining efforts. Project-level
annotations are often used to track “big-picture” goals and decisions, while folder or node
annotations provide additional detail. The Annotations tab provides enough space for you to
document project-level details, such as the exclusion of data with irretrievable missing data or
promising hypotheses formed during data exploration.
annotations are often used to track “big-picture” goals and decisions, while folder or node
annotations provide additional detail. The Annotations tab provides enough space for you to
document project-level details, such as the exclusion of data with irretrievable missing data or
promising hypotheses formed during data exploration.
To annotate a project:
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Select the project folder in either CRISP-DM or Classes view.
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Right-click the folder and click
Project Properties
.
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Click the
Annotations
tab.