Why is Scatter 3D plot in RM 9.2 limited to 2000 rows????
The Scatter 3D Color plot used to be my favourite plot in RM, but I just discovered to my shock that it seems to be limited to 2000 rows with the new 9.2.1 visualizations version now called "Scatter 3D":
I tried "Packed Bubble" as an alternative way of displaying four dimensions at a time, butI got exactly the same error message, this time, for "Plot packedbubble".
Considering that most, if not all, of my datasets for which I need 4D visualization have more than 2000 rows,could someone please help me get around this 2000-row limitation? And might someone know why RapidMiner would actually take away functionality (that is, restricting data to 2000 rows where there was previously no such restriction) in an upgrade to its data visualizations?
I face this error with multiple datasets, but here's the XML process that produced the error above using a built-in sample dataset (you can see that there's nothing special about my "configuration" as the "the current configuration" might suggest, other than I have more than 2000 rows):
< div > < br > < / div > < ?xml version = " 1.0 " encoding = " utf - 8"?>
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Marco_Boeck Administrator, Moderator, Employee, Member, University ProfessorPosts:1,984RM EngineeringHi,
Unfortunately, the limitation for Scatter3D has technical reasons.
Replacing the old charts has had enormous benefits and the new visualizations can do a huge amount of things the old ones could not do at all, but at the same time we had to drop / reduce some features to make the transition to a modern technology happen. Unfortunately, Scatter3D is one of the victims. We did not do this to spite anyone, but the harsh reality is, sometimes you have to make some sacrifices to advance overall.
For the time being, you can still get the old charts by going to the Settings, clicking "User Interface", and then selecting "Show legacy simple charts".
Regards,
Marco3
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Just an FYI, Packed Bubble is something new, we did not have that before
Regular bubble charts you can create by selecting Scatter and then setting a size column.
Regards,
Marco