Examples of SparseInstance

org.integratedmodelling.riskwiz.learning.data.SparseInstance
Class for storing an instance as a sparse vector. A sparse instance only requires storage for those attribute values that are non-zero. Since the objective is to reduce storage requirements for datasets with large numbers of default values, this also includes nominal attributes -- the first nominal value (i.e. that which has index 0) will not require explicit storage, so rearrange your nominal attribute value orderings if necessary. Missing values will be stored explicitly. @author Eibe Frank @version $Revision: 1.20 $
weka.core.SparseInstance
Class for storing an instance as a sparse vector. A sparse instance only requires storage for those attribute values that are non-zero. Since the objective is to reduce storage requirements for datasets with large numbers of default values, this also includes nominal attributes -- the first nominal value (i.e. that which has index 0) will not require explicit storage, so rearrange your nominal attribute value orderings if necessary. Missing values will be stored explicitly. @author Eibe Frank @version $Revision: 5970 $

Examples of weka.core.SparseInstance

      }
    }
    
    if (!m_transBackToOriginal) {
      if (instance instanceof SparseInstance) {
      return new SparseInstance(instance.weight(), newVals);
      } else {
        return new Instance(instance.weight(), newVals);
      }      
    } else {
      if (instance instanceof SparseInstance) {
        return convertInstanceToOriginal(new SparseInstance(instance.weight(), 
                                                            newVals));
      } else {
        return convertInstanceToOriginal(new Instance(instance.weight(),
                                                      newVals));
      }

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Examples of weka.core.SparseInstance

    vals[i - 1] = Instance.missingValue();
  }
      }
      Instance newInst;
      if (m_CreateSparseData) {
  newInst = new SparseInstance(1.0, vals);
      } else {
  newInst = new Instance(1.0, vals);
      }
      instances.addElement(newInst);
      rowCount++;

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