publish.feature_from_source()
Create features using a Rasgo DataSource table
Parameters
data_source_id
:int:
ID of a Rasgo DataSource
features
:List[str]: (Optional)
A list of column names in the DataSource table that should be registered as Features. If no value is passed, all columns in the source that are not listed in the `dimensions` parameter will be registered as features.
dimensions
:List[str]:
A list of column names in the DataSource table that should be registered as Dimensions
granularity
:List[str]:
A list of strings that describes the grain of the dimensions
feature_set_name
:str: (Optional)
Name for this set of Features
sandbox
:bool: (Optional)
True = mark these features are Sandbox (not Production-ready) | False = mark these features are Production-ready (default is True)
if_exists
:str: (Optional)
fail - returns an error message if a featureset already exists against this table | return - returns the featureset without operating on it | edit - edits the existing featureset | new - creates a new featureset
Return Object
Sample Usage
Create features from an existing source
Columns in your DataSource table that are not referenced in either the "dimensions" or "features" list will be ignored
Best Practices / Tips
TIP: Feature name warning message
If you receive the error: "APIError: Failed to create Feature {___}. This name is already in use in your organization. Feature names must be unique." this is a sign that a feature already exists with this name.
Options to remedy are:
If the existing feature is named correctly and the feature you are trying to upload needs a new name: use the publish.features() method to upload the feature with a different name.
If the existing feature is simply an earlier run of this feature, instruct the function to overwrite it by passing in the param if_exists='edit'
If the existing feature is named incorrectly, navigate to the WebApp to change that feature's name, then re-upload
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