Feature function
Feature functions define construction of a feature. For example sum pattern, which sums column by subject in table could be described as:
SELECT subject, SUM(COLUMN) AS feature FROM TABLE GROUP BY subject;
To make the features transferable, it is a good idea to parametrize them. Following variables are automatically defined by the engine:
- @table
- Required: The name of the relation.
- @col1, @col2
- Optional: Names of the input attributes. Use either @col1 alone or together with @col2.
- @id
- Optional: An attribute with the entity id.
- @timestamp
- Optional: An attribute, which defines a time sequence.
- @target
- Required: An attribute with the label.
- @feature
- Required: The name of the attribute with the created feature.
MySQL query:
Past results:
Author | Feature name | Chi2 (avg) | Chi2 (max) | Run time (avg) | Run time (max) | SQL |
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