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After used the new "Image Recognition Tool" a few days, I think you could improve it :
> by adding the dimensional constraints in front of each of the pre-trained models,
> by adding a true tool to divide the training data correctly (in order to have an equivalent number of images for each of the labels)
> at least, allow the tool to use black & white images (I wanted to test it on the MNIST, but the tool tells me that it necessarily needs RGB images) ?
Question : do you in the future allow the user to choose between CPU or GPU usage ?
In any case, thank you again for this new tool, it is certainly perfectible, but very simple to use, and I sincerely think that it will allow a greater number of people to understand the many use cases made possible thanks to image recognition.
Thank you again
Kévin VANCAPPEL (France ;-))
Thank you again.
Kévin VANCAPPEL
The "Open Example" feature that has been implemented for many tools helps new users quickly learn how to exploit Alteryx. I would like to see Alteryx make further investments in this area and in particular I would like to see enhanced and organized documentation for functions with more and better examples. I would encourage Alteryx to engage its ACE community and the other advanced users who are active in the Community to contribute to this effort.
When creating an Annalytic App, in the Actions tab, when creating an action, have the window display the actions in numerical order.
Often when we need to use the Filter tool and select the Custom filter option, it requires us to write conditions such as "IF", "OR" and so on.
Was hoping if some suggestions or hints could be embedded in the custom filter for those of us who have no experience even in basic coding.
Under options/restore defaults, it would be nice if the canvass could be reset (I sometimes lose windows), but the favorites be left intact.
Thanks!
Susan
I have a very large geospatial point dataset (~950GB) . When I do a spatial match on this dataset to a small polygon, the entire large geospatial point dataset has to be read into the tool so that the geospatial query can be performed. I suspect that the geospatial query could be significantly speed up of the geospatial data could be indexed (referenced) to a grid (or multiple grids) so that the geoquery could identify the general area of overlap, then extract the data for just that area before performing the precise geoquery. I believe Oracle used (uses) this method of storing and referencing geospatial data.
Hello,
A lot of tools that use R Macro (and not only preductive) are clearly outdated in several terms :
1/the R package
2/the presentation of the macro
3/the tools used
E.g. : the MB_Inspect
Ugly but wait there is more :
Also ; the UI doesn't help that much with field types.
Best regards,
Simon
I would love to see an option to run only one container without having to disable all others (and tools not in containers).
I've got workflows with MANY different queries/tools each in their own containers and some tools outside of containers. Occasionally I need to run or re-run just one of the containers (usually several times when the datastream contains Crosstab or Transpose tools where some fields/options will not populate until the workflow has previously run). Normally I'd either have to disable all other containers and/or select EVERYTHING that I do not wish to run an add them all to another container that I could then disable. An option to disable everything outside of a specific container would be most welcome and save a lot of time!
The current approach gives me both Record Counts and Total Record Size in KB, but I don't need or want the KB.
The option I am requesting does not currently exist. It would remove the KB and leave you with just the Record Counts. KB is useless to me. I only care about Record Counts. This option would help reduce the noise/clutter of the KBs.
Hello,
Unless you're lucky, your input dataset can have fields with the wrong types. That can lead to several issues such as :
-performance (a string is waaaaaaaay slower than let's say a boolean)
-compliance with master data management
-functional understanding (e.g : if i have a field called "modified" typed as string, I don't know if it contains the modification date, an information about the modification, etc... while if it's is typed as date, I already know it's a date)
-ability to do some type-specific operations (you can't multiply a string or extract a week from a string)
right now, the existing tools have been focused on strings but I think we can do better.
Here a proposition :
entry : a dataframe
configuration :
-selection of fields
or
-selection of field types
-ability to do it on a sample (optional)
Algo :
Alteryx | Byte | bool | only 2 values. 0 and 1 | to be done |
Alteryx | Int16 | bool | only 2 values. 0 and 1 | to be done |
Alteryx | Int16 | Byte | min=>0, max <=255 | to be done |
Alteryx | Int32 | bool | only 2 values. 0 and 1 | to be done |
Alteryx | Int32 | Byte | min>=0, max <=255 | to be done |
Alteryx | Int32 | Int16 | min>=-32,768, max <=32,767 | to be done |
Alteryx | Int64 | bool | only 2 values. 0 and 1 | to be done |
Alteryx | Int64 | Byte | min>=0, max <=255 | to be done |
Alteryx | Int64 | Int16 | min>=-32,768, max <=32,767 | to be done |
Alteryx | Int64 | Int32 | min>=-–2,147,483,648, max <=2,147,483,647 | to be done |
Alteryx | Fixed Decimal | bool | only 2 values. 0 and 1 | to be done |
Alteryx | Fixed Decimal | Byte | No decimal part, min>=0, max <=255 | to be done |
Alteryx | Fixed Decimal | Int16 | No decimal part, min>=-32,768, max <=32,767 | to be done |
Alteryx | Fixed Decimal | Int32 | No decimal part, min>=-–2,147,483,648, max <=2,147,483,647 | to be done |
Alteryx | Fixed Decimal | Int36 | No decimal part, min>=-––9,223,372,036,854,775,808, max <=9,223,372,036,854,775,807 | to be done |
Alteryx | Float | bool | only 2 values. 0 and 1 or 0,-1 | to be done |
Alteryx | Float | Byte | No decimal part, min>=0, max <=255 | to be done |
Alteryx | Float | Int16 | No decimal part, min>=-32,768, max <=32,767 | to be done |
Alteryx | Float | Int32 | No decimal part, min>=-–2,147,483,648, max <=2,147,483,647 | to be done |
Alteryx | Float | Int36 | No decimal part, min>=-––9,223,372,036,854,775,808, max <=9,223,372,036,854,775,807 | to be done |
Alteryx | Float | Fixed Decimal | to be done | to be done |
Alteryx | Double | bool | only 2 values. 0 and 1 or 0,-1 | to be done |
Alteryx | Double | Byte | No decimal part, min>=0, max <=255 | to be done |
Alteryx | Double | Int16 | No decimal part, min>=-32,768, max <=32,767 | to be done |
Alteryx | Double | Int32 | No decimal part, min>=-–2,147,483,648, max <=2,147,483,647 | to be done |
Alteryx | Double | Int36 | No decimal part, min>=-––9,223,372,036,854,775,808, max <=9,223,372,036,854,775,807 | to be done |
Alteryx | Double | Fixed Decimal | to be done | to be done |
Alteryx | Double | Float | when no need for doube precision | to be done |
Alteryx | DateTime | Date | no hours, minutes, seconds | to be done |
Alteryx | String | bool | only 2 values. 0 and 1 or 0,-1 or True/False or TRUE/FALSE or equivalent in some languages such as VRAI/FAUX, Vrai/Faux | to be done |
Alteryx | String | Byte | No decimal part, min>=0, max <=255 | to be done |
Alteryx | String | Int16 | No decimal part, min>=-32,768, max <=32,767 | to be done |
Alteryx | String | Int32 | No decimal part, min>=-–2,147,483,648, max <=2,147,483,647 | to be done |
Alteryx | String | Int36 | No decimal part, min>=-––9,223,372,036,854,775,808, max <=9,223,372,036,854,775,807 | to be done |
Alteryx | String | Fixed Decimal | to be done | to be done |
Alteryx | String | Float | when no need for doube precision | to be done |
Alteryx | String | Double | when need for double precision | to be done |
Alteryx | String | Date | test on several date formats | to be done |
Alteryx | String | Time | test on several time formats | to be done |
Alteryx | String | DateTime | test on several datetime formats | to be done |
Alteryx | WString | bool | only 2 values. 0 and 1 or 0,-1 or True/False or TRUE/FALSE or equivalent in some languages such as VRAI/FAUX, Vrai/Faux | to be done |
Alteryx | WString | Byte | No decimal part, min>=0, max <=255 | to be done |
Alteryx | WString | Int16 | No decimal part, min>=-32,768, max <=32,767 | to be done |
Alteryx | WString | Int32 | No decimal part, min>=-–2,147,483,648, max <=2,147,483,647 | to be done |
Alteryx | WString | Int36 | No decimal part, min>=-––9,223,372,036,854,775,808, max <=9,223,372,036,854,775,807 | to be done |
Alteryx | WString | Fixed Decimal | to be done | to be done |
Alteryx | WString | Float | when no need for doube precision | to be done |
Alteryx | WString | Double | when need for double precision | to be done |
Alteryx | WString | String | Latin-1 character only | to be done |
Alteryx | WString | Date | test on several date formats | to be done |
Alteryx | WString | Time | test on several time formats | to be done |
Alteryx | WString | DateTime | test on several datetime formats | to be done |
Alteryx | V_String | bool | only 2 values. 0 and 1 or 0,-1 or True/False or TRUE/FALSE or equivalent in some languages such as VRAI/FAUX, Vrai/Faux | to be done |
Alteryx | V_String | Byte | No decimal part, min>=0, max <=255 | to be done |
Alteryx | V_String | Int16 | No decimal part, min>=-32,768, max <=32,767 | to be done |
Alteryx | V_String | Int32 | No decimal part, min>=-–2,147,483,648, max <=2,147,483,647 | to be done |
Alteryx | V_String | Int36 | No decimal part, min>=-––9,223,372,036,854,775,808, max <=9,223,372,036,854,775,807 | to be done |
Alteryx | V_String | Fixed Decimal | to be done | to be done |
Alteryx | V_String | Float | when no need for doube precision | to be done |
Alteryx | V_String | Double | when need for double precision | to be done |
Alteryx | V_String | String | Same length | to be done |
Alteryx | V_String | Date | test on several date formats | to be done |
Alteryx | V_String | Time | test on several time formats | to be done |
Alteryx | V_String | DateTime | test on several datetime formats | to be done |
Alteryx | V_WString | bool | only 2 values. 0 and 1 or 0,-1 or True/False or TRUE/FALSE or equivalent in some languages such as VRAI/FAUX, Vrai/Faux | to be done |
Alteryx | V_WString | Byte | No decimal part, min>=0, max <=255 | to be done |
Alteryx | V_WString | Int16 | No decimal part, min>=-32,768, max <=32,767 | to be done |
Alteryx | V_WString | Int32 | No decimal part, min>=-–2,147,483,648, max <=2,147,483,647 | to be done |
Alteryx | V_WString | Int36 | No decimal part, min>=-––9,223,372,036,854,775,808, max <=9,223,372,036,854,775,807 | to be done |
Alteryx | V_WString | Fixed Decimal | to be done | to be done |
Alteryx | V_WString | Float | when no need for doube precision | to be done |
Alteryx | V_WString | Double | when need for double precision | to be done |
Alteryx | V_WString | String | Same length,latin- character only | to be done |
Alteryx | V_WString | WString | Same length | to be done |
Alteryx | V_WString | V_String | latin- character only | to be done |
Alteryx | V_WString | Date | test on several date formats | to be done |
Alteryx | V_WString | Time | test on several time formats | to be done |
Alteryx | V_WString | DateTime | test on several datetime formats | to be done |
The output would be something like that
Field | Input type | Proposition | Conversion |
toto | float | int | formula (with example)/native tool/datetime conversion tool… |
Best regards,
Simon
I see the mention of VR but has anyone talked about touch screen capabilities with Alteryx? Would make even the tough projects more fun!
Whenever I output the Count using the Summarize Tool I am unable to tell it to sort the results by Count and am forced to grab a sort tool. It would be nice to offer a sort option from within the Summarize tool itself instead of requiring a subsequent sort tool or to use the Results window to manually sort it.
Apologies if this has been suggested or exists. I often find myself using manual Excel files as a data source. These files frequently use cell formatting elements, such as cell color and text color, to convey important information. However, when these files are imported into Alteryx, this valuable formatting information is unfortunately lost.
To address this, a dedicated input tool that can read Excel files with separate fields for these formatting elements would be very helpful. This would be incredibly beneficial, especially when the data lacks other fields that relate to the coloring. Currently, I manage to achieve this using a Python tool, but integrating this as a built-in feature in Alteryx would undoubtedly be more efficient and user-friendly. This enhancement would not only simplify data preparation but also ensure the preservation of the full context of the original Excel file.
Multi-Fill Tool
Please consider a new Multi-Fill tool, not for Apps, but for regular workflows, manually run or scheduled.
Similar to the Interface tool-combination of the Text Box & Action (Update value) tools, this Multi-Fill tool would enable the user to update, for example, the User Name and Password in one place for multiple Download tools. It could also be used to update other tool variables like Filter, Sort, Unique, etc.
Just like there is search bar for Select Tool, there should be one for Data Cleansing tool also.
Hello All,
I believe there needs to be a new tool added to Alteryx. I am frequently encountering cases where I will have 0 data point feeding a workflow stream that causes my workflows to fail. Because of this, I am having to put in fail safes to keep this from happening.
There should be a tool that if there is no records that are passing into it, anything after that tool will not fail.
For an example, within a workflow I am using a dynamic input that will pull a dynamic file. The file is not always there and the workflow should be able to run if that file is there or not. If the dynamic tool and other tools would process 0 records without failing this would also solve the issue.
I would be nice to have a tool that will block off the work stream if there are 0 records passing through the tool.
When you have a complex workflow and you need to identify what happens to a specific field throughout a LONG workflow, it would be great to have the paths, connections, etc highlighted.
If the field is modified in a tool (formula for instance), the tool gets highlighted in orange. If it just passes through a tool, it is highlighted in green and a tool where it gets dropped is colored red.
This will help in identifying which tools modify a field of interest as well as identify tools which "deselect" a field and cause it drop out. I spend a lot of time tweaking workflows developed by other analysts, so this will greatly speed up troubleshooting and assessment time.
In the dynamic input tool,
Where you “Read a List of Data Sources”, there should be a radio button below the “Action” field, to
“INCLUDE FIELD OF DATA SOURCES”,
Then you’d have an output field with the isolated name from which the data was sourced. You wouldn't be required to "include full file path" then parse out the sheet the data came from.
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