Defining and creating a new attribute on Tuva (v2)
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Defining and creating a new attribute on Tuva Data analysis often involves reshaping existing information to reveal new patterns. Sometimes the original attributes are not enough to answer a question directly, and you need to transform or combine them into something more meaningful. Tuva’s attribute creation feature allows you to define new variables from existing ones. This makes it possible to group values, or generate new measures that better support comparison and exploration. [---cta ⚡ Ready to practice? Jump straight into the interactive tool. ---]{border-left:#ecb606;buttons:[{"type":"enroll","text":"Enroll in series","bg":"#682D8A","color":"#ffffff","border":"#682D8A","icon":"ti ti-add"},{"type":"modeltool","text":"Try It Out Now","bg":"#ffffff","color":"#682D8A","icon":"ti ti-external","border":"#682D8A"}];} !![tuva]560x315 How It Works Follow these steps to create new attributes: [---card Create a new attribute using the :ti[ti-add-new-attribute] option in the bottom of the :ti[case-card]. ---]{border-color:#DADFE5;} [---card Define the Name of the New attribute and also define the Formula using the existing attributes. ---]{border-color:#DADFE5;} [---card Use the new attribute in graphs to explore patterns. ---]{border-color:#DADFE5;} [---card In a Nutshell As you define a new attribute, the dataset updates immediately, allowing you to compare how the transformed variable changes the patterns you see. ---]{border-color:#DADFE5;} [---cta ⚡ Try It Out Jump straight into the interactive tool. ---]{border-left:#ecb606;buttons:[{"type":"enroll","text":"Enroll in series","bg":"#682D8A","color":"#ffffff","border":"#682D8A","icon":"ti ti-add"},{"type":"modeltool","text":"Try It Out Now","bg":"#ffffff","color":"#682D8A","icon":"ti ti-external","border":"#682D8A"}];}
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