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Creation of subprocess at a later stage

MLAdvocate

I've a process that's growing to have many operations in it. Is it possible to:

a) create a subprocess and move existing operations into it?

b) create another process file and move existing operations into it? And this gets called from another process file?

Thanks.

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varunm1

I don't think you can drag the process on top of the subprocess, you need to select all the operators you want to put inside subprocess, Cut them and then paste them inside subprocess by double-clicking the subprocess operator.

IngoRM

You can also select multiple operators, right-click on them (or bring up the context menu), and select "Move into Subprocess" which will do this for you.

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varunm1

Hello @MLAdvocate

create a subprocess and move existing operations into it?

Yes, you can use a subprocess operator and move the operators inside it and then connect the input to subprocess.

create another process file and move existing operations into it? And this gets called from another process file?

Yes, there is a project' extension released by @mschmitz that is useful to streamline processes and project. You need to install "Project Extension" from the market place. The below link has explanation about projects extension

https://community.rapidminer.com/discussion/55592/new-extension-projects

Hope this helps. Please let us know if you need more information.

MLAdvocate

Yes, you can use a subprocess operator and move the operators inside it and then connect the input to subprocess.

How do you do this? Coz I created a subprocess and tried to drag existing operations into it without success.

Will check this out.

Thanks.

varunm1

MLAdvocate

Thanks

IngoRM

You can also select multiple operators, right-click on them (or bring up the context menu), and select "Move into Subprocess" which will do this for you.

MLAdvocate

Thanks. This works too.