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Level Based Aggregate using Incorta Materialized View

  Overview This is the second part of the articles that discusses level-based measures.  The essential part of a level based measure is an aggregation that is calculated at a specific level of detail with a result can be repeated at the lower level ...

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suxinji by • Employee Alumni
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How Joins Work in Incorta

Understanding Incorta Joins: A Comprehensive Guide In data analytics, effectively linking and analyzing data from diverse sources is crucial for deriving actionable insights. Incorta’s advanced join capabilities enable businesses to seamlessly integr...

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KailaT by • Employee Alumni
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Incorta Cloud with DataRobot GCP Batch Prediction API

Use Incorta to prepare data and create an ML model in DataRobot.  You can then send the data as part of an Incorta data pipeline to DataRobot for making predictions.  The DataRobot Batch Prediction API can be called from an Incorta MV to complete the prediction job.  

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suxinji by • Employee Alumni
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Getting Started with R in Incorta Notebook

Overview R is a popular language in Data Science.  Incorta supports creating materialized views (MV) with R. Your first Spark Program The minimum requirement for creating an MV includes the following: # Read data from Incorta into Spark df <- read(...

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dylanwan by • Employee
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Use SparkSQL with SparkR

Overview In this recipe, you’ll learn how to run SQL queries from SparkR. After using the read() Incorta Notebook extension function to load data in Incorta Notebook, the data is in a SparkR DataFrame. You can use sql() to write SQL queries after cr...

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suxinji by • Employee Alumni
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