1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
|
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<ggobidata ids="alpha">
<data name="Calls">
<description>
This is a simple example for testing automatically
computed levels for a categorical variable using
the levels="auto" attribute for a categoricalvariable
element. It also uses the string element to identify these values.
Note that because we want to tag one of the elements of each record,
we have to tag them all so that this can be a valid xml file.
</description>
<variables count="5">
<realvariable name="nseconds" />
<realvariable name="whatever" />
<categoricalvariable name="fraudp">
<levels count="3">
<level value="0"> low </level>
<level value="1"> medium </level>
<level value="2"> high </level>
</levels>
</categoricalvariable>
<categoricalvariable name="bizres">
<levels count="3">
<level value="0"> biz </level>
<level value="1"> res </level>
<level value="2"> unknown </level>
</levels>
</categoricalvariable>
<categoricalvariable name="name" levels="auto" />
</variables>
<records count="7">
<record id="a1"> <real>42</real> <real>4870</real> <int>0</int><int>0</int> <string>AB C</string></record>
<record id="b2"> <real>42</real> <real>4880</real> <int>0</int> <int>1</int> <string>DEF</string> </record>
<record id="c3"> <real>7</real> <real>4890</real> <int>1</int> <int>2</int> <string>GHI</string> </record>
<record id="d4"> <real>12</real> <real>5000</real> <int>2</int> <int>1</int> <string>J</string> </record>
<record id="e5"> <real>18</real> <real>5100</real> <int>2</int> <int>2</int> <string>KLM</string> </record>
<record id="f6"> <real>12</real> <real>5000</real> <int>2</int> <int>1</int> <string>NOP QRST</string> </record>
<record id="g7"><real>18</real> <real>5200</real><int>2</int><int>2</int><string>Happy Birthday</string></record>
</records>
</data>
</ggobidata>
|
