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Input dimensions (columns) on the x-y axis plot and graphical properties can be changed in the configuration window or interactively in the node view. |  | |  | Sunburst Chart: Displays categorical columns through a hierarchy of rings. Each ring is sliced according to the nominal values in the corresponding column and to the selected hierarchy. This is a powerful chart for multivariate analysis. |  | | Stacked Area Chart: Plots multiple numerical data columns on top of eachother using the previous line as the base reference. The areas in between lines are colored for easier comparison. This chart is commonly used to visualize trending topics. |  | |  |\n| |  | Line Plot: Plots numerical values in data columns (y-axis) against values in a reference column (x-axis) . Data points are connected via colored lines. If the reference column on the x-axis contains sorted time values, the line plot graphically represents the evolution of a time series.\u003Cbr>Data Explorer: Provides an interactive view to summarize the statistics of the input data via statistical measures and histograms-for both numerical and nominal columns. |  | Color Manager\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Box Plot\u003Cbr>|  | Color Manager: Assigns a color property to each input row based on the row’s value in aselected column. This color property affects the graphical representation in the upcoming views.\u003Cbr>Box Plot: Visualizes numeric columns using the quartile statistics. Watch out for the points atthe end of the whiskers-they might mark outliers! |  | | Pie Chart: Visualizes one aggregated metric for different data partitions with colored slices on acircle where the areas are proportional to the metric values. The partitions are defined by a categorical column.\u003Cbr>Bar Chart: Visualizes one or more aggregated metrics for different data partitions with rectangular bars where the heights are proportional to the metric values. The partitions are defined by a categorical column. |  |  |\n\n| \u003Cbr>READ |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| | CSV Reader: Reads CSV files. It has an auto-detect function to automatically guess the file structure. As for other reader nodes, clicking the three dots in the lower left corner allows to add one input port to connect to external data sources.\u003Cbr>Amazon\u003Cbr>Authentication Amazon S3 Connector CSV Reader\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Excel Reader: Reads content from sheets in Excel files (XLS, XLSX) . Sheet and cells to be read can be defined in the configuration window.\u003Cbr>Table Creator: Allows users to manually create a data table in its configuration window as a data sheet. Data cells can be copied and pasted in the sheet. Perfect for generating small data sets. | | Model Reader: Reads machine learning models","cbCaii0rUtVAOsPf","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaii0rUtVAOsPf","pdf",11365151,"English","# Getting started with KNIME Analytics Platform\n## Installation and onboarding\n## Node states and configuration concepts\n## Adding input ports with dynamic ports\n# Exploring and analyzing data\n## Interactive visualizations\n## Reader nodes and data inputs\n## Learner and predictor node basics","[{\"question\":\"What do the KNIME node states mean (Not configured, Configured, Executed)?\",\"answer\":\"Not configured means the node cannot run with the current settings. Configured means the node is correctly set up and can run. 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