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Question: how to define custom Module in Designer

Adam Stewart 51 Reputation points
2020-07-14T20:08:28.663+00:00

How do I define a custom Module in Azure ML Designer? In Studio (classic), I found this documentation:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/machine-learning/studio/custom-r-modules

but I have yet to find something similar for the modern version of Azure ML. The closest thing I've found is Execute Python Script, but that has several limitations:

  • Unnecessary overhead from casting to a pandas DataFrame and back to the internal data structure
  • No ability to add parameters
  • Difficult to reuse
  • Can't customize number of ports, module name, etc.

Also, is it possible to upstream any custom Modules I write? For example, there are currently no Data Transforms for handling timestamps, which I imagine are common in many datasets. I would love to contribute one upstream so that other users can use it, but I haven't yet found a GitHub repo for it.

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  1. Blanca Li 16 Reputation points
    2020-07-15T08:35:00.713+00:00

    Hi @AdamStewart-2203 , Thanks for your feedback.
    This is Blanca, working on AML Designer.
    I'd love to set up a call with you to understand our scenario and introduce our new features.
    Please contact keli19@microsoft.com, since I serched your name but not sure to contact whom....

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  2. Osman Gencyurek 1 Reputation point
    2021-08-16T11:25:49.477+00:00

    I agree with Koen.

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  3. Koen Fruyt 1 Reputation point
    2021-03-12T13:32:32.347+00:00

    Hi, I have the same question. However, it seems that the solution has not been communicated via this blog.
    Could you please share the solution? Many thanks, Koen

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