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DZone > Big Data Zone > Experimental Plotting in H2O Flow (Limited Support)

Experimental Plotting in H2O Flow (Limited Support)

Learn about H2O Flow's experimental plot option, what information you need in order to use it, and why it might be helpful to you.

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Jun. 21, 17 · Big Data Zone · Tutorial
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H2O Flow comes with an experimental plot option that can be used as below.

What you need is:

  • X: Column name
  • Y: Column name
  • Data: DataFrame name

Here is what the experimental script looks like:

plot (g) -> g(
   g.point(
   g.position "X_Column", "Y_Column"
 )
 g.from inspect "data", getFrameData "DATA_SET_KEY"
)

You can launch the plot configuration as below:

plot inspect 'data', getFrame "<dataframe>"

Here is the screen shot:

Screen Shot 2017-06-19 at 4.50.31 PM

Here is the example script:

plot (g) -> g(
      g.point(
      g.position "FIRST_PAYMENT_DATE", "CHANNEL"
      )
    g.from inspect "data", getFrameData "FM_Joined"
)

Note: This experimentation script only selects first 20 columns and 1,000 rows — and this setting can not be configured.

H2O (web server) Flow (web browser)

Published at DZone with permission of Avkash Chauhan, DZone MVB. See the original article here.

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