IBM Data Platform Ideas Portal for Customers
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Sounds great. However, even I understand why it may take long to recalculate on a large data set, what about let a user choose? Or make it depend on the size of the dataset?
We are considering how to get a quick count of the total rows in a full dataset in an upcoming release. It will not likely be possible to update this as operations are applied on the sample during interactive refinement since the impact on the full dataset can only be determined once it is applied which takes too long to update during an interactive session for large sets. We do show the step by step impact on the interactive sample.
It could be possible to show the impact each step had during the last run of the refinery flow against a full data set which might be helpful input to use during subsequent data shaping. Would this be of interest to you?