Azure ML designer - Error in scoring W&D Recommender when using All items or Unrated items

Alberto Gallo 16 Reputation points Microsoft Employee
2023-01-15T12:36:37.7533333+00:00

Starting from the example pre-build of the Restaurant Ratings (Wide and Deep Recommender) pipeline:

  1. I trained the model using the score setting "From rated items (for model evaluation)
  2. When job finished succesfully I created an online-inference pipeline as shown below (auto-created + added web serivce input that the designer "forgot" to add automatically Screenshot 2023-01-15 at 13.06.28 3.
  3. Set the scoring setting of the component to "From unrated items" to suggest items to "new users", following the documentation I had to connect to third port of the component the ratings dataset to "filter" out the knows users already trained
  4. saved and submitted his pipeline I get the error:

azureml.studio.internal.error.LibraryExceptionError: Unknown library exception: type object 'object' has no attribute 'dtype'. Please contact product team by submit a feedback. You can submit a feedback by clicking the face icon on top right corner of the page. .

ModuleExceptionMessage:Library Error - AttributeError: type object 'object' has no attribute 'dtype'

Screenshot 2023-01-15 at 13.34.37

The above was not happening in December.

I've also try to get the model in datastore and run the score.py in a Jupyter notebook getting the same error.

some libraries are not correctly configured in the Studio I believe, any help on the above?

Thanks,

AGA

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  1. Nicolas Angeli 0 Reputation points
    2023-01-19T19:46:40.9533333+00:00

    Hi guys! I'm having the same issue with a recommender that i'm building. When changing the parameter from "From rated Items" to "All items" that same error appears. Alberto G [A*] Ramr-msft did you happen to resolve it some how?

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