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toooo Looooong optimization/learning.... 8 days and running

fritmorefritmore Member Posts: 90 Contributor II
edited November 2018 in Help
Been running optimization for 8 days now.... how can I get estimated time to finish the job?

unfortunately I didnt define the log file, but i dont know if it can provide such info.

How do I reuse/save a learned model?

thx

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    cherokeecherokee Member Posts: 82 Maven
    Hi fritmore,

    depends whether you are runing in gui or from command line. What are you optimizing? Can you provide you proces setup. This make judging easier!

    Best regards,
    chero
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    radoneradone RapidMiner Certified Expert, Member Posts: 74 Guru
    One way is to place an breakpoint somewhere in the looping part of code. Than you can watch and save several types of result.
    -radone
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    fritmorefritmore Member Posts: 90 Contributor II
    cherokee wrote:

    Hi fritmore,

    depends whether you are runing in gui or from command line. What are you optimizing? Can you provide you proces setup. This make judging easier!

    Best regards,
    chero
    Hi chero

    am optimizing SVM evolutionary model on labeled continuous values:    (5x30000)data>Optimize>validation(relative split .7,shuffled)>SVM(evolutionary)     

    ty
    fritmore
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    fritmorefritmore Member Posts: 90 Contributor II
    radone wrote:

    One way is to place an breakpoint somewhere in the looping part of code. Than you can watch and save several types of result.
    -radone
    yo radone how should I do that?
    How to save current model (or best model so far at such a breakpoint?)
    The project is described in the previous post (in the reply to chero)

    ty
    fritmore
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    cherokeecherokee Member Posts: 82 Maven
    Hi fritmore,

    i've still some questions:
    • Are you working with the gui or without?
    • What kind of optimization are you using (Grid, Evolutionary)?
    • Which parameters are you optimizing? In which range / which values
    Best regards,
    chero

    P.S.: Your process setup would reveal most of this info  ;) Of course not whether you use the gui.

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