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Revision as of 11:28, 16 August 2024

Diviner Analysis Window

The Diviner Analysis window serves as the main interface to perform a diviner run.

Main Diviner Interface.png

Using the Diviner Analysis window

Loading Data

There are several methods to load data into the Diviner analysis window. As of version 9.5 the Diviner analysis window does not allow importing data directly from a spreadsheet or other file format. This must be done before hand and the resulting DataSet Object must be present in the Workspace Browser. Please see this wiki page for importing data into: Importing Data and this webinar: Importing Data Webinar

To Load Data

File Menu 1

  1. Go to File → Load Data → Calibration X (or Validation X)
  2. Choose data to load for X block
  3. Go to File → Load Data → Calibration Y (or Validation Y)
  4. Choose data to load for Y block

File Menu 2

  1. Go to File → Load Data → Cal X and Y (or Val X and Y)
  2. Choose data for X block
  3. Choose data for Y block

Load Data File Menu.png

Context Menu 1

  1. Right click on Calibration X block (or Validation X block)
  2. Select Load Data
  3. Choose data to load for X block
  4. Right click on Calibration Y block (or Validation Y block)
  5. Select Load Data
  6. Choose data to load for Y block

Context Menu 2

  1. Right click on Calibration X block or Calibration Y block (or Validation X block or Validation Y block)
  2. Select Load X and Y
  3. Choose data to load for X block
  4. Choose data to load for Y block


Select Calibration Y Column

If the Calibration Y block is multivariate then a single Y variable must be selected for modeling:

Method One

  1. Go to Edit → Calibration → Select Y-Column
  2. Select Y variable to use for modeling

Method Two

  1. Right click on Calibration Y block
  2. Choose Select Y Column
  3. Select Y variable to use for modeling

Set Preprocessing Recipes

Once data has been loaded, the next step is to set the Preprocessing recipes to be used by Diviner to build the models. Click on the Preprocessing button to open the Diviner Preprocessing window. Please see this page for more information about the Diviner Preprocessing interface. The collection of recipes will be referred to as a library.

Outlier Detection

If the preprocessing library contains recipes to use for outlier detection then sse the Outlier Detection On/Off toggle to set if Outlier detection should be performed.

Starting a Diviner

To start a Diviner run, click on the "Start Diviner Run" button.

Review Results

Section is a work in progress