To check out a column, you must set 'objType' to "COLUMN" within the ObjectSelector. You are required to provide the 'caslib' and 'table' names. The 'column' name itself is optional but recommended for specificity....
The clique number represents the size of the largest clique in the graph. You can calculate it by setting the `cliqueNumber` parameter to TRUE. The result is then available in the `results.cliqueNumber` output variable....
You can use the `maxCliques` parameter to specify the maximum number of cliques to return. You can set it to a specific integer (1 or greater) or use 'ALL' to retrieve all maximal cliques....
Yes, you can filter cliques by their size using the `minSize` and `maxSize` parameters. `minSize` sets the minimum number of nodes a clique must have, and `maxSize` sets the maximum. Cliques with sizes outside this range are removed from the results....
Yes. The `minLinkWeight` and `maxLinkWeight` parameters allow you to filter cliques based on the sum of their link weights. Similarly, `minNodeWeight` and `maxNodeWeight` can be used to filter by the sum of node weights. Cliques with weight sums outside the specified ranges are excluded....
The primary input tables are the `links` table, which defines the graph's link structure, and optionally, the `nodes` table, which provides information about the graph's nodes....
The main output is a data table, specified using the `out` parameter, which contains the maximal cliques found. Each row in this output table represents a node belonging to a specific clique....
You must use the `table` parameter, which is required. Within this parameter, you specify the name of the table and optionally the caslib where it is located....
Yes, you can use the optional `inputs` parameter to provide a list of specific column names for which you want to retrieve information. If this parameter is omitted, information for all columns is returned....
Yes. By using the `table` parameter to point to a data source file and providing the necessary connection details in the `dataSourceOptions` parameter, the `columnInfo` action can show column information without loading the entire file into memory....
The action returns a result table named 'ColumnInfo'. This table includes details for each column such as its name, ID, data type (e.g., varchar, double), length, formatted length, any applied format, and its label....
The 'fmtLibOut' parameter specifies the name for the output combined format library. This name cannot exceed 63 characters. If a format library with the same name already exists, it will be overwritten....
Yes, you can use the 'formatNames' parameter to specify a list of particular format names to include in the combined library. If this parameter is omitted, all formats from the source libraries are included. Note that intrinsic format names are ignored....
The 'ignoreNameNotFound' parameter, when set to TRUE, allows the action to ignore any formats specified in the 'formatNames' list that are not found in the source libraries and continue processing. The default value is FALSE, which would cause an error in such a case....
The `commitTransaction` action is used to persist all changes made within an access control transaction to the server. It also releases all checked-out objects and terminates the transaction....
It is the final step in a transactional process. After starting a transaction with `startTransaction` and making modifications (e.g., checking out and altering objects), `commitTransaction` is called to save and apply all those changes permanently....
If you do not want to save the changes made within a transaction, you can use the `rollbackTransaction` action to discard all modifications and terminate the transaction....
The action supports two main algorithms for community detection: the Louvain algorithm ('LOUVAIN'), which is the default, and the Label Propagation algorithm ('LABELPROPAGATION'). You can specify which one to use with the 'algorithm' parameter....
The Louvain algorithm is a heuristic method for community detection. It iteratively optimizes modularity, a metric that measures the density of links inside communities as compared to links between communities. It involves two phases: first, finding small communities by optimizing modularity locally...
The 'resolutionList' parameter specifies a list of non-negative resolution values. These values are used to control the granularity of the communities detected. Higher resolution values tend to result in a larger number of smaller communities....
You can use the 'direction' parameter. Set it to 'DIRECTED' if the links in your graph have a specific direction (from a source node to a sink node). The default value is 'UNDIRECTED', where links are considered bidirectional....
The 'outNodes' table contains the graph node information along with any calculated metrics on the nodes, such as their assigned community ID. The 'outLinks' table contains the graph link information, also supplemented with any calculated metrics on the links....
You can use the 'recursive' parameter. This option allows you to recursively split large communities until they meet certain criteria, such as 'maxCommSize' (maximum number of nodes) or 'maxDiameter' (maximum shortest path between any two nodes in the community)....
The 'outOverlap' table describes the intensity of each node's connection to multiple communities. A node's intensity for a community is the sum of its link weights to nodes within that community, divided by the node's total link weights. Note that generating this table can be computationally expensi...
The simple.compare action compares two tables by computing the index and frequency of each group, cumulative frequency, and the index of each record within its group....
The compare action uses a base table, specified by the 'table' parameter, and a comparison table, specified by the 'table2' parameter. It compares the records and groups in the comparison table against those in the base table....
You can manage the output using the 'casOut', 'casOut2', and 'freqOut' parameters. 'casOut' is for records unique to the base table, 'casOut2' for records unique to the comparison table, and 'freqOut' for frequency data. Use the 'includeDuplicates' parameter to include all records instead of just un...
The 'generatedColumns' parameter controls which calculated columns are added to the output tables. Options include 'ALL' for every generated column, 'NONE' for no generated columns, or specific columns like 'CUMFREQ' (cumulative frequency), 'FREQUENCY' (group frequency), 'GROUPID' (group identifier)...
The `compareImages` action compares images from a source table with images in a reference table and stores the comparison results in an output table....
The `compareImages` action supports two methods for comparison: 'PSNR' (Peak Signal-to-Noise Ratio) and 'SSIM' (Structural Similarity Index Method), with 'SSIM' being the default....
You use the `sourceImages` and `referenceImages` parameters. You can specify if the images are in separate tables or joined in a single table using the `location` subparameter within the `referenceImages` parameter....
You can use the `minimum` and `maximum` parameters to specify a range for the comparison values. Only results falling within this range will be reported in the output table....
Pairing is controlled by the `pairSourceOn` and `pairReferenceOn` parameters, which specify the columns to use for matching. By default, it uses the `_path_` variable, assuming the pairing variables are file paths as indicated by the `pairOnPath` parameter....
The required parameters are 'casOut' to specify the output table for the model, 'config' to specify the variable name in the input table that contains the configuration, and 'table' to specify the input CAS table itself....
Yes, the optional 'concept' parameter allows you to specify an input CAS table that contains an LI binary, which can be used to compile the categories model....
The 'tokenizer' parameter specifies which tokenizer to use. The default is 'STANDARD', which applies a language-specific tokenizer. The alternative is 'BASIC', which separates words by white spaces and punctuation, and is available for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean to enhance rule matching....
