model.workflow
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ModelWorkflow
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ModelWorkflow class that holds DataSet and ModelSet.
Warning
This class is a proposed framework. There are many member functions to be implemented if you are using the ModelWorkflow
class.
In most projects, we do not need to use this class. We have a class ModelWorkflowX
which is a more detailed implementation in our model.pipeline
module.
ModelWorkflow
takes a few arguments to instantiate. To run the workflow, use the train
method.
Parameters:
Name | Type | Description | Default |
---|---|---|---|
config |
dict |
a dictionary that contains the configs. |
required |
dataset |
haferml.model.DataSet |
a DataSet object that contains the data and provides a |
required |
modelset |
haferml.model.ModelSet |
a ModelSet object that contains the model as well as the hyperparameters and a |
required |
base_folder |
str |
working directory where all the artifacts are being perserved. |
required |
export_results(self)
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export_results saves the necessary artifacts
Warning
Please implement this method.
Source code in haferml/model/workflow.py
def export_results(self):
"""
export_results saves the necessary artifacts
!!! warning
Please implement this method.
"""
...
fit_and_report(self)
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_fit_and_report
fits the model using input data and generate reports.
Warning
Please implement this method.
Source code in haferml/model/workflow.py
def fit_and_report(self):
"""
`_fit_and_report` fits the model using input data and generate reports.
!!! warning
Please implement this method.
"""
...
train(self, dataset)
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train connects the training workflow and executes the workflow step by step.
Source code in haferml/model/workflow.py
def train(self, dataset):
"""
train connects the training workflow and executes the workflow step by step.
"""
logger.info("1. Create train test datasets")
self.DataSet.create_train_test_datasets(dataset)
logger.info("2. Create model")
self.ModelSet.create_model()
logger.info("3. Fit model and report")
self.fit_and_report()
logger.info("4. Export results")
self.export_results()