Modify a schema
Once you have a schema you can adjust it before registering a feature set with it.
Create a new schema by changing the data type of the current schema
- Python
from h2o_featurestore.core.data_types import STRING
schema["col"].data_type = STRING
# nested columns
schema["col1"].schema["col2"].data_type = STRING
Create a new schema by column selection
- Python
schema.select(features)
schema.exclude(features)
Create a new schema by adding a new feature schema
- Python
from h2o_featurestore.core.data_types import STRING
from h2o_featurestore import FeatureSchema
new_feature_schema = FeatureSchema("new_name", STRING)
# Append
schema.append(new_feature_schema) # Append to the end
schema.append(new_feature_schema, schema["old"]) # Append after old
# Prepend
new_schema = schema.prepend(new_feature_schema) # Prepend to the beginning
new_schema = schema.prepend(new_feature_schema, schema["old"]) # Prepend before old
Modify special data on a schema
- Python
schema["col1"].special_data.sensitive = True
schema["col2"].special_data.spi = True
# Nested feature modification
schema["col3"].schema["col4"].special_data.pci = True
note
Available special data fields on the Schema object are spi, pci,
rpi, demographic and sensitive. These are boolean fields and can
be either set with true/false.
Modify feature type
- Python
from h2o_featurestore.core.resources.feature import FeatureType
schema["col1"].feature_type = FeatureType.NUMERICAL
schema["col2"].feature_type = FeatureType.AUTOMATIC_DISCOVERY
# Nested feature modification
schema["col3"].schema["col4"].feature_type = FeatureType.TEXT
The AUTOMATIC_DISCOVERY means that the feature type will be determined
on the backend side based on the feature data type automatically.
AUTOMATIC_DISCOVERY is the default value for all the schema's feature
types.
Set feature description
It is also possible to provide a description for a feature schema. This description is propagated to the feature.
- Python
schema["col1"].description = "The best feature"
Set feature classifier
Features in a feature set can be tagged by a classifier from a predefined list. The classifier on the feature denotes the type of data stored in the feature.
- Python
client.classifiers.list() # this returns all configured classifiers on the backend
schema["col1"].classifiers = {"emailId"}
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