Allow Script in Python in Data Flow
Original Idea Number: a052ce91c3
The scripting architecture allows for custom R or Python scripts to be wrapped as XML files describing the inputs and outputs. These scripts can be loaded into / registered with Oracle Analytics and are then callable like any other standard analytic function through a generic EVALUATE_SCRIPT ("Scriptname", "parameter name and parameter value list") function.
Oracle Analytics Desktop allows you to format custom Python and R Scripts for use.
To use Python in Oracle Analytics Desktop, you need the script to be embedded in a simple pre-defined XML format.
Once formatted in XML, upload the custom script into Oracle Analytics Desktop by clicking Create --> Script
Invoke the script from a Data Flow. Add the "Apply Custom Script" node to the dataflow and select your script.
Uploaded custom scripts can be found in the Machine Learning tab and can be invoked via Data Flows or using calculations within the project.
The following option is not available anymore in OAC. This is the current request. ---> how to enable Loading of Custom Scripts on your OAC environment.
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