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Last updated: Feb 11, 2025
You can use node and flow properties in a variety of ways with SPSS Modeler. They're most
commonly used as part of a script: either a standalone script, used to automate
multiple flows or operations, or a flow script, used to automate processes within a
single flow. You can also specify node parameters by using the node properties within the SuperNode.
At the most basic level, properties can also be used as a command line option for starting SPSS
Modeler. Using the
argument as part of command line invocation, you can use a
flow property to change a setting in the flow.-p
Property | Meaning |
---|---|
|
Refers to the property of the node named
. |
|
Refers to the property of the node named , which
must be a Sample node. |
|
Refers to the property of the Sample node in the current flow
(there must be only one Sample node). |
|
Refers to the property of the node named , which
must be a Sample node. |
|
Refers to the role of the field in the Type node
. |
|
*** NOT LEGAL *** You must specify either the node name or the node type. |
The example
illustrates that you don't need to spell out node
types in full.s:sample.max_size
The example
illustrates that some slot names can themselves be
structured—in cases where the attributes of a node are more complex than simply individual slots
with individual values. Such slots are called structured or complex
properties. t.direction.Age
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