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Comparison of several algorithms
Hi
I'm a newbie to RapidMiner and I'm trying to compare the performance of several algorithms. The way I found to do it is to add a OperatorSelect operator with all the algorithms I want to test as sub-operators. The problem with this approach is that I need to run the process for an algorithm, change the parameter of OperatorSelect, run the next algorithm and so on. Additionally, I need to store the results of each iteration somewhere and I couldn't find a way to analyze them simultaneously with RapidMiner.
I looked in the forum and found no answer for this although I think this is something I was expecting more people needed. So, what am I missing here?
Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Carlos
I'm a newbie to RapidMiner and I'm trying to compare the performance of several algorithms. The way I found to do it is to add a OperatorSelect operator with all the algorithms I want to test as sub-operators. The problem with this approach is that I need to run the process for an algorithm, change the parameter of OperatorSelect, run the next algorithm and so on. Additionally, I need to store the results of each iteration somewhere and I couldn't find a way to analyze them simultaneously with RapidMiner.
I looked in the forum and found no answer for this although I think this is something I was expecting more people needed. So, what am I missing here?
Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Carlos
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Answers
here is the basic setup: Please note that you will have to adapt the parameter list of the ParameterIteration operator if you want to use more or less than three inner operators.
Cheers,
Ingo