Category: Product
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Using the Canvas cube viewer
Canvas v3.0.1 introduces a new cube viewer to explore your cubes. The new cube viewer supports both native and MDX views.
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Using Sandbox with Canvas
A sandbox is your personal workspace where you can write data without interferring the base data. Canvas v3.0.1 introduces support to TM1 and Planning Analytics sandbox. All sandbox’s operation are now available in Canvas such as Create, Publish, Discard or Delete:
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Set Printer Version to Use mode 2
Canvas v3 introduced a new printer version. By default, Canvas will now use this new printer version but if you prefer to go back to the first version of the printing you can change the printer version in your application Admin section:
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Create responsive plot chart with Ploty
What is Ploty?
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Top 5 Python libraries for TM1 and Planning Analytics
This is one of the most famous quote of Kung Fu Panda movie…
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Pandas makes working with data easy
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Data Science with TM1 and Planning Analytics
Having accurate data in your TM1 and Planning Analytics application is just one part of the job, the second part which is even more important is to understand your data. This is where Data Science can help. Data Science will help you to improve how you make decisions by better understanding the past and predicting the…
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Setup Cubike example
Cubike is a fictional Bike Sharing company that we use the series of articless about Data Science with TM1 and Planning Analytics:
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Timeseries Forecasting with Facebook Prophet and TM1/Planning Analytics
Welcome to the last part of the articles series about Data Science with TM1/Planning Analytics and Python. In Part 1 we loaded weather data from the NOOA web service into our TM1 cubes. In Part 2, by analyzing the data with Pandas and Ploty, we’ve learned that
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Explore your TM1/Planning Analytics data with Pandas and Ploty
Welcome to the second part of the Data Science with TM1/Planning Analytics article. In the Part 1 article, we uploaded in our TM1 cubes the weather data from a web service. Now that we have all the data we need in TM1, we can start to analyse it. The Python community provides lots of tools…