"Using the series extension for your own operators"
Hey RM Community,
while it is fairly easy to use the standard rapidminer tools for your own extensions, it took me a while to find the extensions, RM provides with its extension manager. Specifically, I m processing data from postGIS (an extension to postgre) and I need to implement an interface between rapid miner and postgis. There is the postGIS jdbc that provides access to postGIS classes but RM does not understand them. So I need to transform them into data objects, RM understands, and of course backwards as well. The RM-series extension provides the classes I need, so I would like to use them. The problem is, I cant find the documentation of the extension nor do I find the source code. I presume I could use a decompiler on the jar file that holds the extension, but I would rather not do that because it tends to be quite messy.
Is there a good way to use the series extension?
Roland
while it is fairly easy to use the standard rapidminer tools for your own extensions, it took me a while to find the extensions, RM provides with its extension manager. Specifically, I m processing data from postGIS (an extension to postgre) and I need to implement an interface between rapid miner and postgis. There is the postGIS jdbc that provides access to postGIS classes but RM does not understand them. So I need to transform them into data objects, RM understands, and of course backwards as well. The RM-series extension provides the classes I need, so I would like to use them. The problem is, I cant find the documentation of the extension nor do I find the source code. I presume I could use a decompiler on the jar file that holds the extension, but I would rather not do that because it tends to be quite messy.
Is there a good way to use the series extension?
Roland