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  • Rattle 3.1.0 Released

Rattle 3.1.0 Released

20 July 2014 Written by Graham Williams

Rattle 3.1.0 is now available on CRAN. This represents ongoing bug fixes and functionality improvements.

Specific updates include:

  • Numerous updates of plots to use ggplot2 rather than base graphics: ROC curves, riskchart, box plots, histogram plots, pairs plot, Benfords. Advanced Graphics is now the default, reverting to tradition graphics where needed. The migration to ggplot2 is ongoing.
  • Added new Benfords functionality.
  • Added a rescale option to kmeans.
  • New psfchart() for evaluation.
  • New function normVarNames() to normalise variable names to a standard preferred style.
  • Evaluate -> Error Matrix has been updated to report averaged class error and to report class errors.
  • Evaluate -< PrvOb plot bug fix for non-missing data.
  • INSTALL: Remove old INSTALL file – visit rattle.togaware.com for installation instructions.
  • plotNetwork() has been removed – not used by Rattle and generally of limited use. See onepager.togaware.com for the code.
  • No longer report repository revision number in version or about.
  • Miscellaneous bug fixes and stability improvements.
  • weatherAUS dataset is up-to-date.

Display a pairs plot under the Explore tab, choosing the Distributions option, and clicking Execute.

Screenshot from 2014-07-20 09:30:43

Click the CheckBox for BoxPlot of MinTemp.

Screenshot from 2014-07-20 09:51:55

On the Model tab, choose the Decision Tree option, then Execute, then the Draw button.

Screenshot from 2014-07-20 09:52:37

On the Evaluate tab, choose the Risk Chart option to evaluate the performance of the classification model.

Screenshot from 2014-07-20 09:52:09

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