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It naturally makes sense to be able to take a date column and break it into the common sub components used in data analysis. As a very common workflow, it makes sense to build a vectorizer that does this internally effectively adding columns to the dataset from a single source date column which can then be Concatenator to the features.
I was thinking perhaps a vectorizer that takes a flags enum of various types of date transform (e.g. Day, Month, Year, Day of Week, Day of Year, Quarter, ISO Week of Year, etc). Obviously there are many ways to slice a date so maybe ultimately the best option is a builtin user defined formula transform which can solve this but Dates are a very common workflow as lots of real world data is actually time series.
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It naturally makes sense to be able to take a date column and break it into the common sub components used in data analysis. As a very common workflow, it makes sense to build a vectorizer that does this internally effectively adding columns to the dataset from a single source date column which can then be Concatenator to the features.
I was thinking perhaps a vectorizer that takes a flags enum of various types of date transform (e.g. Day, Month, Year, Day of Week, Day of Year, Quarter, ISO Week of Year, etc). Obviously there are many ways to slice a date so maybe ultimately the best option is a builtin user defined formula transform which can solve this but Dates are a very common workflow as lots of real world data is actually time series.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: