This directory contains 30 workflows.
The Category to Number node converts categorical (string) values into numeric values. This is frequently used in conjunction with predictive modeling, where […]
The Column Combiner node combines (concatenates) the values in two or more columns into a single string. Please note that the strings are created in the […]
The Column Filter is one of the most commonly used nodes in KNIME. Although simple nature--selecting and deselecting columns--it is invaluable for many […]
The Column Rename is used to rename existing columns in the connected table. This is a very simple node to use; all you must do is select a column to rename […]
The Column Resorter node allows you to dynamically sort the order of the columns in a table. Although usually not necessary for analytic purposes, sorting […]
The Column Splitter node is quite simple. It splits the columns in the input table into two output tables. You choose which columns go into which output […]
The Concatenate node is used to combine vertically (union) two or more tables. Tables are combined according to their column names. Only names that match […]
The Constant Value Column creates a new column or updates an existing column with a single, user-defined value. This can be especially useful when combined […]
Sometimes you may find that certain rows in your tables are duplicated one or more times. This may be due to many reasons, including bad data, combining […]
The Extract Table Dimension node is very simple. It has no configuration settings to worry about and it performs a single operation. When connected to a […]
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