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Chapter 5
Node category.
Check this box and click a category on the list to search for a particular type of
node.
Process Node
means a node from the Record Ops or Field Ops tab of the nodes palette;
Apply Model Node
refers to a model nugget.
Keywords include.
Check this box and enter one or more complete keywords to search for nodes
having that text in the Keywords field on the Annotations tab of the node dialog box. Keyword
text that you enter must be an exact match. Separate multiple keywords with semicolons to search
for alternatives (for example, entering
text that you enter must be an exact match. Separate multiple keywords with semicolons to search
for alternatives (for example, entering
proton;neutron will find all nodes with either of these
keywords. For more information, see the topic
on p. 86.
Annotation contains.
Check this box and enter one or more words to search for nodes that contain
this text in the main text area on the Annotations tab of the node dialog box. Searches are not
case-sensitive, and multiple words are treated as a single piece of text. For more information,
see the topic
case-sensitive, and multiple words are treated as a single piece of text. For more information,
see the topic
on p. 86.
Generates field called.
Check this box and enter the name of a generated field (for example,
$C-Drug). You can use this option to search for modeling nodes that generate a particular field.
Enter only one field name, which must be an exact match.
Enter only one field name, which must be an exact match.
ID equals.
Check this box and enter a node ID to search for a particular node with that identifier
(selecting this option disables all the preceding options). Node IDs are assigned by the system
when the node is created, and can be used to reference the node for the purposes of scripting or
automation. Enter only one node ID, which must be an exact match. For more information,
see the topic
when the node is created, and can be used to reference the node for the purposes of scripting or
automation. Enter only one node ID, which must be an exact match. For more information,
see the topic
on p. 86.
Search in SuperNodes.
This box is checked by default, meaning that the search is performed on
nodes both inside and outside SuperNodes. Clear the box if you want to perform the search only
on nodes outside SuperNodes, at the top level of the stream.
on nodes outside SuperNodes, at the top level of the stream.
Find.
When you have specified all the options you want, click this button to start the search.
Nodes that match the specified options are listed in the lower part of the dialog box. Select a node
in the list to highlight it on the stream canvas.
in the list to highlight it on the stream canvas.
Renaming Streams
Using the Annotations tab in the stream properties dialog box, you can add descriptive annotations
for a stream and create a custom name for the stream. These options are useful especially
when generating reports for streams added to the project pane. For more information, see the
topic
for a stream and create a custom name for the stream. These options are useful especially
when generating reports for streams added to the project pane. For more information, see the
topic
on p. 86.
Stream Descriptions
For each stream that you create, IBM® SPSS® Modeler produces a stream description containing
information on the contents of the stream. This can be useful if you are trying to see what a stream
does but you do not have SPSS Modeler installed, for example when accessing a stream through
IBM® SPSS® Collaboration and Deployment Services.
information on the contents of the stream. This can be useful if you are trying to see what a stream
does but you do not have SPSS Modeler installed, for example when accessing a stream through
IBM® SPSS® Collaboration and Deployment Services.