Export to Json File options

Parameter Name

Data to be exported

Select what type data you want to export from the list of options.

Possible options are:

• Association rules (produced by Hierarchical Basket Analysis and Similar Items Detector tasks)

• Auto regressive models (produced by Auto Regressive task)

• Clusters (produced by Label Clustering, Projection Clustering and Standard Clustering tasks)

• Cluster Labels (produced by Label Clustering and Projection Clustering tasks)

• Datasets (all import, data preparation and data pre-processing tasks)

• Discretization cutoffs (produced by Discretize task)

• Frequent itemsets (produced by Frequent Itemsets Mining task)

• Frequent sequences (produced by Sequence Analysis task)

• Results (produced by all data analysis tasks)

• Rules (produced by LLM tasks (Classification, Regression & One-Class), along with Decision Tree and Regression Tree tasks)

• Models (produced by Logistic, Linear, Neural Networks (Classification and Regression) and SVM (Classification and Regression).

• PCA eigenvectors (produced by the Principal Component Analysis task)

• Relevances (produced by classification and regression tasks).

Mode

Select how you want to save the file, either by storing it in a location you will then specify, by sending the file as an e-mail or both ways.

If you select to send the file by e-mail, you  must then specify the e-mail address in the Recipients for export via email edit box.

Destination

Choose the filesystem type where to store the exported file. You can choose between a Saved and Custom source.

If you choose to export to a Custom source, choose the filesystem type and click on the pencil icon to fill its values, if it must connect to a remote filesystem.

Files

Enter or browse to the directory where the file will be saved.

If you are exporting to an Azure Storage repository you can either:

• select just the container where you want to save the file as the Directory, and then specify the metadata file name of the blob in the File basename parameter. 
  In this case a blob with the same name as the file will be automatically created for the file.

• select the container, and manually add the name of the blob, where you want to save the file as the Directory, and then specify the metadata file name of the blob in the File basename parameter. 
  In this case the file will be saved in the specified blob and container.

File basename

Enter a name for the file that will be exported.

Add current date and time as prefix

If selected, the date and timestamp will be added to the start of the file basename as a prefix.

Add current date and time as suffix

If selected, the date and timestamp will be added to the end of the file basename as a suffix.

Append data if already exists

If selected, data will be appended to the specified basename if the file already exists, otherwise the original data will be overwritten.

Recipients for export via email (use comma as separator)

Specify the email addresses where the exported file will be sent, separated by commas.

This option will only be valid if you have selected Send via email or Both in the Mode option.

File Format options

File format

Select the format in which you want to export the file: flat, nested or according to the group column.

If you select the group option, you must have selected the Group Column option when importing the Json file, in order to create a column which identifies the group of each tag.

If you did not select this option in import, Rulex will not be able to identify which group each tag belongs to, and consequently a single group will be created in export.

Key for types

Specify the attribute which defines the data type.

Remove missing values

If selected, missing records are removed from the exported file.