Specifying Custom Missing Value Representations
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There may be cases where your data contains missing values, but they are represented in a nonstandard way (other than null
or NaN
). As an example, suppose an upstream system uses "-1.0" or "-999" in place of null
for a particular Float column. Fiddler offers a method to specify your own missing value representations for each column when defining your model schema. See below for an example.
You can modify your fdl.ModelSchema
object just before onboarding your model to include details about which values should be replaced with nulls when publishing data to Fiddler.
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