If I write in more detail, I want to import and use things made in KNIME (ex, metanode, input, output, etc.) from Python like a library. Is there no such function? Or do you have any thoughts on making it? It’s okay to import it from Python to Knime, but it’s a pity that I can’t move from Knime to Python. I’m an ai developer, and I think it’ll be very convenient if it’s implemented (because I can input, output, manage, or just leave what I need at once) and you don’t know later, right? Do I add repository or something else to Knime?

[image] jaslee4: input and output’s name and the names of the variables in the components used by the knime You could check the examples mentioned here for basic input and output and also the use of flow variables between knime and python: [image] Help to use Python do insert variable in SQL code KNIME Analytics Platform @Aldemir you can export data from within the Python node as Flow Variables or as a dataframe (from a pandas dataframe). The code would look something like this: import knime.scripting.io as knio import numpy as np import pandas as pd # bring your string to a Flow Variable knio.flow_variables['var_txt_cbi'] = txt_cbi # bring your content to a pandas data frame output_table = pd.DataFrame({'column_txt_cbi': [txt_cbi]}) # bring the dataframe back to KNIME knio.output_tables[0] = knio.Table.f… [image] jaslee4: visualize in knime again Knime has a lot of options to visualize data. If you are into Python you can also make use of its graphic packages: [image] Exploring the Power of Python Graphics with KNIME: A Collection of Examples TL;DR: Python graphics made easy with KNIME’s low-code approach. From scatter, violin and density plots to PNG files and Excel exports… Reading time: 6 min read

I WANT USE KNIME ON PYTHON

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mlauber71 August 29, 2024, 3:09am 7

You could check the examples mentioned here for basic input and output and also the use of flow variables between knime and python:

Knime has a lot of options to visualize data. If you are into Python you can also make use of its graphic packages:

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