I created a model, but I lost the process, which means I can´t see what I did, Is it possible for me to be able to see the process that is inside the model I have saved?
Thanks for your help!!!
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Marco_BoeckAdministrator, Moderator, Employee, Member, University ProfessorPosts: 1,993 RM Engineering
Hi,
I'm afraid not. To put it simply, a model is nothing more than a set of rules. It has no concept of a process with which it was created. It does however know how the data it was trained on looks like, if that is of any help. You can see it by writing the model in XML format to your disk like so:
Maybe you can help me with something else. I created a linear regression model with a weka extension, but when I apply the new data it won´t predict the label variable, it is just appears the name of the column but empty, why is this? The thing is that I have to do two models, one which is the one that is saved, and is working, but the new model is the one that is not working and I have no idea why.
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Marco_BoeckAdministrator, Moderator, Employee, Member, University ProfessorPosts: 1,993 RM Engineering
Hi,
can you please attach the process? Bonus points if you can demonstrate the problem with generated data
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I'm afraid not. To put it simply, a model is nothing more than a set of rules. It has no concept of a process with which it was created. It does however know how the data it was trained on looks like, if that is of any help. You can see it by writing the model in XML format to your disk like so: Regards,
Marco
Maybe you can help me with something else. I created a linear regression model with a weka extension, but when I apply the new data it won´t predict the label variable, it is just appears the name of the column but empty, why is this?
The thing is that I have to do two models, one which is the one that is saved, and is working, but the new model is the one that is not working and I have no idea why.
can you please attach the process? Bonus points if you can demonstrate the problem with generated data
Regards,
Marco