Hi @matthew.witty,

 

Good question! As fas as I know, there is indeed not an out-of-the-box script that handles this, so you have to create it yourself. It might be that the syntax is a bit different on how the KPIs are stored, but I'm not sure about that.

 

Kind regards,

Jan-peter

 

 

So I found this section in the PyCelonis Github but I'm not really understanding the syntax for inserting/appending KPIs since we're also trying to find the KPI? If there's something that explains that section a little better, I think I could figure it out.

I'd explore the object Knowledge_model to see which properties and methods has. associated - use help(object) or dice(object)

 

Also, I am pretty sure the object Knowledge model will have some sort of json or serilized content (like the .data of analysis.draft ) and there should be some part describing the KPIs'

 

Exploring that in python is in my "to-do-some-wonderful-day-when-I-have-free-time" list

It does have a KnowledgeModelDraft. However, I'm still unsure on how to call it. I have built out a script that extracts all variables and KPIs from process analytics and was hoping to do a "mass insert" so to speak using some for loops.

 

I'll check out the methods associated and see if there's something there. Much appreciated!

For example this is the part of code to update the KPI's of an analysis in Studio, and to modify and update the .data structure (that is just a json)

 

This copies the variables from 1 analysis to other

    doc_v=analysis_orig.draft.data."document"]u"variables"]

    json_doc_dump_v = json.dumps(doc_v, ensure_ascii=False)

    doc_v = json.loads(json_doc_dump_v)

    analysis_dest.draft.datas"document"]t"variables"] = doc_v

 

 

This the KPI's

   for key in analysis_orig.saved_formulas.names:

      new_formula_created=\\

        analysis_dest.create_saved_formula(\\

          name=analysis_orig.saved_formulas.find(key).datam'name'], \\

          description='', \\

          template=analysis_orig.saved_formulas.find(key).dataÂ'template'], \\

          parameters=None)

 

This is an update of the analysis.draft.data

    analysis_dest.draft.datai"document"] "components"]=analysis_orig.draft.datad"document"]e"components"]

 

You can even do a full update of a data, like

data_orig =analysis_orig.draft.data

analysis_dest.draft.data = data_orig

 

Probably will be somehow similar in KM.

 

HTH

Have fun!

 

 

Hi Matthew,

 

I created a small script to see if the KPIs are in the same format and unfortunately, they are not. It is possible to assign new KPIs to the draft model, but than you have to generate a dict yourself that are extracted from the source analysis, then parsed to the corresponding values in the KM, and than assigned to the KPIs at once.

 

Kind regards,

Jan-peter

Okay I got to that point as well (phew). I guess my question now is how to insert. I can format the previous formulas, variables, etc. to match the dictionary appropriately. What I'm missing is whatever the append() or like function for adding KPIs to a knowledge model is using PyCelonis.

You can do this if you follow the draft steps in my example, and then do the following action:

km_draft.kpis = <your_list_of_kpi_dicts>

 

So, you can assign them in a draft version by using just the '=' command (see screenshot below, which runs without errors.

 

Good luck!

 

Kind regards,

Jan-peter

Ah a list of dictionaries. Got it. Jan thank you so much for your help.

Ah, yeah, it's a list of dictionairies indeed. I updated my answer accordingly!