rxSerializeModel: RevoScaleR Model Serialization and Unserialization
Description
Serialize a RevoScaleR/MicrosoftML model in raw format to enable saving the model. This allows model to be loaded into SQL Server for real-time scoring.
Usage
rxSerializeModel(model, metadata = NULL, realtimeScoringOnly = FALSE, ...)
rxUnserializeModel(serializedModel, ...)
Arguments
model
RevoScaleR
/MicrosoftML
model to be serialized
metadata
Arbitrary metadata of raw
type to be stored with the serialized model. Metadata will be returned when unserialized.
realtimeScoringOnly
Drops fields not required for real-time scoring. NOTE: Setting this flag could reduce the model size but rxUnserializeModel
can no longer retrieve the RevoScaleR model
serializedModel
Serialized model to be unserialized
Details
rxSerializeModel
converts models into raw
bytes to allow them to be saved and used for real-time scoring.
The following is the list of models that are currently supported in real-time scoring:
* RevoScaleR
* rxLogit
* rxLinMod
* rxBTrees
* rxDTree
* rxDForest
* MicrosoftML
* rxFastTrees
* rxFastForest
* rxLogisticRegression
* rxOneClassSvm
* rxNeuralNet
* rxFastLinear
RevoScaleR models containing R transformations or transform based formula (e.g "A ~ log(B)"
) are not supported in real-time scoring. Such transforms to input data may need to be handled before calling real-time scoring.
rxUnserializeModel
method is used to retrieve the original R model object and metadata from the serialized raw model.
Value
rxSerializeModel
returns a serialized model.
rxUnserializeModel
returns original R model object. If metadata is also present returns a list containing the original model object and metadata.
Author(s)
Microsoft Corporation Microsoft Technical Support
See Also
Examples
myIris <- iris
myIris[1:5,]
form <- Sepal.Length ~ Sepal.Width + Petal.Length + Petal.Width + Species
irisLinMod <- rxLinMod(form, data = myIris)
# Serialize model for scoring
serializedModel <- rxSerializeModel(irisLinMod)
# Save model to file or SQL Server (use rxWriteObject)
# serialized model can now be used for real-time scoring
unserializedModel <- rxUnserializeModel(serializedModel)