I want to see the whole process generated by AutoModel, but nevertheless when I click on open process, it opens something similar to a tutorial with many options, which has nothing to do with the model maded.
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jacobcybulskiMember, University ProfessorPosts: 391 Unicorn
The AutoModel process is designed for flexibility, efficiency and its later deployment, and not so much for human consumption. It is not a series of options but rather it is a sequence of sub-processes. You can see it is a sequence by pressing the little blue square at the top of the process window which shows the order of the sub-process execution. Those processes communicate via named memory locations using remember and recall operation and in many places have very complex logic. So what you see is indeed a full process and it is "to do with the model made", moreover the model which is optimised to solve the problem based on a data set you have provided (you can find the model inside one of those sub-processes, most likely called "Train Model".
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