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Hello everyone,I'm just starting to use rapidminer and need to connect it to Matlab and still can't find a way.I am working on a code in Matlab that analyzes morphological and textural parameters of micrographies of steels. These parameters I get I want to introduce them in a Rapdminer model, which is already done, to analyze them and then the result that I give me rapidminer import it back to matlab to continue with the program.In summary I would need to acced the results into Rapidminer, run the model and export the results back to Matlab. If possible, all this should be included in the code so that it can be done automatically.I don't know if there are any commands that allow me to run rapidminer from within a Matlab code. Any help is appreciatedGreetings
Hi,
the usual way would be to use webservices exposed by RM Server.
Best,
Martin
Hi Martin,I will look for information about the web services and try to connect it in this way.Thank you very muchFranco
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