I was asked to create a process to find the next Sunday from a given date.
It's a bit clunky but here is a screenshot of the Generate Attributes operator with the various calculations. It shows how much flexibility there is hidden within this operator.
I'm not sure what would happen over a year boundary so it might be worth doing some more checks in this case.
I can think of a couple of other ways this could be done but I might ask for beer or money to work out the details.
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Thursday, 23 May 2013
Wednesday, 11 January 2012
Convert date to unix timestamp
Use the "Generate Attributes" operator and create an attribute with the following expression.
round (date_diff (date_parse (0), dateToConvert,"en","GMT")/1000)
round (date_diff (date_parse (0), dateToConvert,"en","GMT")/1000)
Thursday, 17 February 2011
Converting unix timestamps in RapidMiner
If you have an attribute (called DateSecondsSince1970 say) containing the number of seconds since 1 Jan 1970 and you want to convert to a date_time attribute, use the "generate attributes" operator as follows.
Create an attribute called DateSince1970 and set it to date_parse(DateSecondsSince1970*1000)
Create an attribute called DateSince1970 and set it to date_parse(DateSecondsSince1970*1000)
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