I'm trying to create a new string Attribute using Weka's Java API...
Reading through the API javadocs, it appears that the way to do so is to use this constructor:
Attribute
public Attr开发者_C百科ibute(java.lang.String attributeName,
FastVector attributeValues)
Constructor for nominal attributes and string attributes. If a null vector of attribute values is passed to the method, the attribute is assumed to be a string.
Parameters:
attributeName - the name for the attribute
attributeValues - a vector of strings denoting the attribute values. Null if the attribute is a string attribute.
but I'm stuck as to what I should pass into the attributeValues parameter...
when I put in null, Java complains about protected objects
when I put in Null, it's syntax error when I put innew FastVector()
, it becomes a nominal attribute that is empty rather than a string attribute...
when I create a new object:
FastVector fv = new FastVector();
fv.addElement(null);
and then pass fv into the argument, it returns a null pointer exception...
what exactly should I put into the attributeValues argument so that it becomes a string attribute?
You have to cast the null to FastVector. Otherwise more methods would apply to the method signature:
FastVector attributes = new FastVector();
attributes.addElement(new Attribute("attr", (FastVector) null));
Here is a good resource for creating Instances on the fly: https://waikato.github.io/weka-wiki/formats_and_processing/creating_arff_file/
Easy way to build STRING Attribute in WEKA is this:
new Attribute("Distribution_weight",(FastVector) null);
Main problem is WEKA's definition of NULL value, or NULL vector in new type of Java editors with imported weka.jar and throw exceptions mode.
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