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05 Data Visualization - Solution

05 Data Visualization - Solution
Exercise: Data Explorer1) Read the adult.csv file by executing the CSV Reader node2) Inspect the properties of the data with the Data Explorer node- How many different native countries are represented in the data?3) In the interactive view, exclude the nominal columns that contain missing values- Which of the nominal columns contain missing values? How many missing values each? Note! The Data Explorer node is part of the KNIME JavaScript Views (Labs) Extension 39 different native countries arerepresented in the data.The columns containing missing values:- native-country, 583- occupation, 1842- workclass, 1835 Exercise: Scatter Plot and Composite View1) Read the adult_w_commute.table file by executing the Table Reader node2) Assign colors to the rows based on the marital status3) Draw a scatter plot of hours per week vs. commute time- Do you observe any particular relationship between these two columns?- What can you say about the marital status of people who work <25 hours per week andcommute the most?4) Create an interactive table that displays the data. Use the Table View node.5) Encapsulate the Scatter Plot and Table View nodes into a component. Open thecomponent's interactive view.6) Switch to the mouse mode "Select" in the scatter plot view and select the data points with<25 working hours and >120 min commuting time7) Show only selected rows in the interactive table- What is the native country of the selected data points? There is a slight positive correlationbetween hours per week and commutingtimePeople who work <25 hours per week andcommute >120 min per day have themarital status "never married"The native country of these people isUnited States Inspect theproperties of the dataColor bymarital statusNode 30Node 31 Data Explorer Color Manager Component CSV Reader CSV Reader Exercise: Data Explorer1) Read the adult.csv file by executing the CSV Reader node2) Inspect the properties of the data with the Data Explorer node- How many different native countries are represented in the data?3) In the interactive view, exclude the nominal columns that contain missing values- Which of the nominal columns contain missing values? How many missing values each? Note! The Data Explorer node is part of the KNIME JavaScript Views (Labs) Extension 39 different native countries arerepresented in the data.The columns containing missing values:- native-country, 583- occupation, 1842- workclass, 1835 Exercise: Scatter Plot and Composite View1) Read the adult_w_commute.table file by executing the Table Reader node2) Assign colors to the rows based on the marital status3) Draw a scatter plot of hours per week vs. commute time- Do you observe any particular relationship between these two columns?- What can you say about the marital status of people who work <25 hours per week andcommute the most?4) Create an interactive table that displays the data. Use the Table View node.5) Encapsulate the Scatter Plot and Table View nodes into a component. Open thecomponent's interactive view.6) Switch to the mouse mode "Select" in the scatter plot view and select the data points with<25 working hours and >120 min commuting time7) Show only selected rows in the interactive table- What is the native country of the selected data points? There is a slight positive correlationbetween hours per week and commutingtimePeople who work <25 hours per week andcommute >120 min per day have themarital status "never married"The native country of these people isUnited States Inspect theproperties of the dataColor bymarital statusNode 30Node 31Data Explorer Color Manager Component CSV Reader CSV Reader

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Created by: Maarit Laukkanen
Created at: 2020-04-20
On NodePit since: 2022-04-22
Last update: 2024-11-21
Created with KNIME version: v4.5.2
Tags: data explorerinteractive viewcomposite viewscatter plotdashboardtable view

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