Open rob-otter-is19 opened 6 years ago
The code looks OK, investigating...
On Tue, 27 Nov 2018 at 08:03, Rob Otter notifications@github.com wrote:
I was experimenting with the randomforest in the ensemble package: The code (a little bit simplified) looks like this:
forest := ensemble.NewRandomForest(trees, features) forest.Fit(trainData) predictions, err := forest.Predict(testData) .... err = forest.Save(modelFile) .... currentForest := ensemble.NewRandomForest(trees, features) err = currentForest.Load(modelFile) predictionsCurrent, err := currentForest.Predict(testData)
fmt.Println(currentForest)
When i save the forest a file is made. But when i load the Forest and print it the BaggedModel() is empty. I was first recognizing it when i tried to load the model and make predictions with the same TestData -> i think there should be the same accuracy but its not. Also the Confusion Matrix shows 2 fields with NaN.
Is there another way to save and restore the model or am i doing anything wrong?
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I have similar issue. While investigating quickly the source code I saw that the Save
function uses GetMetadata()
method. When I invoke it on a RandomForest
instance that is trained I get: {1 KNN 1.0 map[]}
. Could this be the issue?
Is it still an issue ?
It's an issue for LogisticRegression
.
type LogisticRegression struct {
param *Parameter
model *Model
}
The function to save the model is: func Export(model *Model, filePath string) error
.
However, the user can't access the *Model
parameter.
I saved an ID3 tree model and attempted to load it. It returned the error message
GoLearnError( Error reading CLS_MANIFEST: unexpected EOF )
not sure if it is related to the above issues.
I was experimenting with the randomforest in the ensemble package: The code (a little bit simplified) looks like this:
When i save the forest a file is made. But when i load the Forest and print it the BaggedModel() is empty. I was first recognizing it when i tried to load the model and make predictions with the same TestData -> i think there should be the same accuracy but its not. Also the Confusion Matrix shows 2 fields with NaN.
Is there another way to save and restore the model or am i doing anything wrong?