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how to reopen results of an auto model after closing Rapidminer
1338773patti
Member Posts: 4 Learner III
as the title says.
I would like to open the results I got from an Auto model. I ran a Deep learning model. got some brilliant results, then saved the process, but how do I save the results to reopen them later??? Do i have to rerun the complete process again??
Sorry if this topic already excisted I can't find it anywhere.
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Hi @1338773patti,
I don't know a way to save results. There are some things you can do so you can reuse your training methods, though:
You can virtually store anything you want using the Store operator, as long as it can be converted internally into an IOObject, so you might want to place a Store operator just before any endpoint in your process, like here:
Now, don't be scared by IOObjects. These are the structures used internally by RapidMiner to store data, functions, models, etc. Just remember that these can be Store'd and Retrieve'd.
Here is a demo, using RapidMiner Studio and the classic Titanic Dataset with a Deep Learning algorithm that saves results before displaying.
Hope this helps,
Rodrigo.
First of all, thank you for your quick and very extensive reply,
I do know you can rerun the process but that takes almost as long as first auto modeling.
so I was looking for a way to save the results so I can, when I close and reopen rapidminer, work on the simulation and the optimization again.
Also I whas looking how to save the results to use in a presentation or a report.
I am a student and have to include every little step of the process in my reports.
My pleasure. We are here to help!
Unfortunately yes, but that's the best use case for most of us.
You can save the simulation and the optimized work, that was what I suggested in the first place.
I have three suggestions here, both of these require that you run your Auto Model, Open the Process and save it at the end of your run. The idea behind Auto Model is that you can accelerate the process of running your models, but you are then encouraged to modify it by yourself to suit your needs.
Take one of these:
Again, take a look at the XML process that I have shared with you. You can create a new Process, open the XML panel in View > Show Panel > XML, paste the entire XML result and click on the green tick on the top, be back at the Process panel and your process will run seamlessly if you have RapidMiner 9. Look at the end of the process, where all those Store operators are. These will save data for you on the root of your Local Repository, so if you run it, you can see how did I do that.
All the best,
Rodrigo.
this sounds like an Auto Model feature request to me...copying @IngoRM
Scott