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Access VBA: Convert Access tables to arff format

Jul18
2007
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Weka, an open source data mining software, uses arff input data format. You can use this code to convert any Access table to arff format. Download the Access database with code: Convert2Arff.mdb

This can very well be designed using forms, but this should get one started. Use Alt + F11 to see the code, then execute procedure ConvertTbl2Arff to convert a table.

Some highlights of this procedure
- Takes care of spaces in Attribute name and data values
- Finds unique values of nominal variables
- Assigns equivalent ARFF datatype
- Replaces missing values with question marks

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2 Comments

  1. Wal's Gravatar Wal
    July 19, 2009 at 8:34 pm | Permalink

    Where could I download Convert2Arff.mdb? By e-mail is ok. Thank you!.

  2. a7n9's Gravatar a7n9
    July 20, 2009 at 7:17 am | Permalink

    Wal,

    Sorry, while upgrading to wordpress, my files got lost. I have updated this post with the correct link. Thanks.

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