Distributions Widget - How to show small number subgrouping instead of all subgrouping
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Distributions Widget - How to show small number subgrouping instead of all subgrouping
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Good day to all:
Greetings, I am very new to using Orange Data Mining - a few days novice.
I got a Excel data file, it is a list of maintenance repair work orders carried out for different class of assets class e.g. air-con(>30) and locations (>50).
Qn.
1. My objective is trying to find out
(a) which locations generate the highest quantity of work orders which locations generate the highest quantity of work orders
For (a), I have used a distributions widget to find out. See output attached.
Questions:
- The number of assets and locations is > 30, so the Orange charts does not show the frequency of each asset or location very well. Currently they show the Is there a way to set a setting that allows me to view the top 4-8 highest frequency assets or locations, so that the orange display do not flood the entire screen and make it very hard to view?
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Good day to all:
Greetings, I am very new to using Orange Data Mining - a few days novice.
I got a Excel data file, it is a list of maintenance repair work orders carried out for different class of assets class e.g. air-con(>30) and locations (>50).
Qn.
1. My objective is trying to find out
(a) which locations generate the highest quantity of work orders which locations generate the highest quantity of work orders
For (a), I have used a distributions widget to find out. See output attached.
Questions:
- The number of assets and locations is > 30, so the Orange charts does not show the frequency of each asset or location very well. Currently they show the Is there a way to set a setting that allows me to view the top 4-8 highest frequency assets or locations, so that the orange display do not flood the entire screen and make it very hard to view?
visualization
asked 17 hours ago
Wengkit CheongWengkit Cheong
62
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Good day to all:
Greetings, I am very new to using Orange Data Mining - a few days novice.
I got a Excel data file, it is a list of maintenance repair work orders carried out for different class of assets class e.g. air-con(>30) and locations (>50).
Qn.
1. My objective is trying to find out
(a) which locations generate the highest quantity of work orders which locations generate the highest quantity of work orders
For (a), I have used a distributions widget to find out. See output attached.
Questions:
- The number of assets and locations is > 30, so the Orange charts does not show the frequency of each asset or location very well. Currently they show the Is there a way to set a setting that allows me to view the top 4-8 highest frequency assets or locations, so that the orange display do not flood the entire screen and make it very hard to view?
visualization
asked 17 hours ago
Wengkit CheongWengkit Cheong
62
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Wengkit Cheong is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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Good day to all:
Greetings, I am very new to using Orange Data Mining - a few days novice.
I got a Excel data file, it is a list of maintenance repair work orders carried out for different class of assets class e.g. air-con(>30) and locations (>50).
Qn.
1. My objective is trying to find out
(a) which locations generate the highest quantity of work orders which locations generate the highest quantity of work orders
For (a), I have used a distributions widget to find out. See output attached.
Questions:
- The number of assets and locations is > 30, so the Orange charts does not show the frequency of each asset or location very well. Currently they show the Is there a way to set a setting that allows me to view the top 4-8 highest frequency assets or locations, so that the orange display do not flood the entire screen and make it very hard to view?
visualization
visualization
asked 17 hours ago
Wengkit CheongWengkit Cheong
62
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Wengkit Cheong is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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