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Feeding data in running process / Pre-load data for repeating process
Hi,
I've created a model, saved it and use it as follows (unfortunately I don't have the project xml at hand at the moment, but it looks pretty similar to)
+ Textinput
+ String Tokenizer
+ Model Loader
+ Model Applier
+ Exampleset writer
I'm going to repeat the test with changing test data (which is loaded throug TextInput) but the same model
Unfortunately the most time consuming part of the precess is loading the model. Is there a way to somehow pre-load the model and keep it in memory such that the only thing that has to be loaded is the test data?
Or - different approach same result - load the model and feed data into Textinput (or similar class) while the process is running?
I've created a model, saved it and use it as follows (unfortunately I don't have the project xml at hand at the moment, but it looks pretty similar to)
+ Textinput
+ String Tokenizer
+ Model Loader
+ Model Applier
+ Exampleset writer
I'm going to repeat the test with changing test data (which is loaded throug TextInput) but the same model
Unfortunately the most time consuming part of the precess is loading the model. Is there a way to somehow pre-load the model and keep it in memory such that the only thing that has to be loaded is the test data?
Or - different approach same result - load the model and feed data into Textinput (or similar class) while the process is running?
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Answers
here is some example process which should solve your problem. Greetings,
Sebastian
Initially I thought Rapidminer is not working if I load the model previous to the Test ExampleSet because an error message is displayed in the process log.
[Error] ModelApplier: ModelApplier: ModelApplier: Missing input: Model
[Error] There was 1 error.
The results of the process are correct, but do you know why the error is shown? And is it really safe to disregard it?