Filtering a Dataset

Without downloading the dataset, you can filter each feature in the explored dataset to further sort and observe results.

You can filter Numerical, Categorical, Textual, and Date (Interval) variables using this feature. The Filter options change according to the type of variable. The table given below describes these options.

Variable Type	Filtering Type	Filtering Options
Categorical	By Condition	The default condition is Equals Select any value based on the following mathematical parameters: Equals Not Equals Contains For filter, condition Contains the text that you enter is not case-sensitive.
Categorical	By Values	Select any number of values from a list. By default, all values are selected. To search a particular value, type the text in the Search field (partial text is also allowed). The text that you enter in the Search field is not case-sensitive.
Numerical	By Condition	The default condition is Equals Select any value based on the following mathematical parameters: Equals Not Equals Greater than Less than Between
Textual	By Condition	The default condition is Equals Select any value based on the following parameters: Equals Not Equals Contains For filter, condition Contains the text that you enter is not case-sensitive.
Interval	By Condition	The default condition is Equals Select any value (date) based on the following mathematical parameters: Equals Not Equals Greater than Less than Between
Geographical	By Condition	The default condition is Equals Select any value based on the following parameters: Equals Not Equals Contains For filter, condition Contain, the text that you enter is not case-sensitive.

The figure below shows the Filter icons present next to the Feature names in its column in the data.

Note:

To filter a feature in the explored dataset, click the filter icon ().