New Features
- Reference Tables - Reference Tables are now found under tables. Previously they were under settings.
- View History - Throughout the platform, View History will display audit information on the item.
Analyze
Data
- Charts - When the x-axis is selected, Group Data is not available.
Predict
ML
- New Algorithms for Multiple Classification: GamOva and BernouliNB.
- Added tooltips to the Pre-Training Data-Stats tab that explains each column.
Develop
- A Script template will be automatically created when adding new scripts. This allows users to easily know what information is needed to start a script. The tab key moves through the fields to allow easy changes.
- Short cuts: F5 key will Preview and Shift F5 keys will Run All.
- Added Display Options so you can choose which way you want to see the data (Static or Ranged). This can be used if your script is displaying it the incorrect way or you just want to see it the other way.
Workflows
- Auto option under the Limit Steps and Entities per Script Execution options that are on P# Scripts, Data Integration Sets and Pivot Tables. Auto slices the data according to Datagration best practices.
- A new Workflow Schedule will open automatically after it is named.
Tables
- When creating tables, the "Save & Generate" button has changed to "Save. Clicking "Save" will save the table.
- After saving the table, "Save & Generate" will populate the table. "Save & Generate" has to be run in order to generate "View Saved."
Sources
- Snowflake Connections changed to require an Account.
- Source mappings will now store the mapping information within Github.
- Sources UX changed to be more user friendly.
- Data Integrations - Replaced the Overwrite option with Skip / Delete.
- Skip Existing Data - When this item is checked, none of the existing data will be updated and new data will be added to the end of your current data.
- Delete Data In Scope - When this item is check, it removes all existing data within the specified scope for all mapped signals before importing new data.
