Create multi models

Kuyu
Kuyu New Altair Community Member
edited November 2024 in Community Q&A
I want to create a multi-model by param, what I mean:

I have a country column, and I want to have a different model per country.
So, I want to have a model, that takes the country and applies the relevant model on it. (for the train and for the predict)  

What is the best way to do it? if there is away? 
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  • varunm1
    varunm1 New Altair Community Member
    edited February 2020 Answer ✓
    Hello @Kuyu

    I created a sample process for you. In this process, I used Titanic Training and Titanic Unlabelled datasets available in Rapidminer. The training dataset is for training and unlabelled data is for applying or testing. Similar to your case, I wanted to build a different model for different "Passenger Class". I looped based on "loop_value"  operator and used %{loop_value} macro to filter the data inside loop to create and test models. The output is a collection of Training data's cross-validation performance and labeled test dataset.

    I provided clear comments in the process for your understanding. Do let us know if you need any clarifications or if you ar looking for something else.

    To use this process in your rapidminer studio, just download this .rmp file attached and then go to studio and click on FILE --> Import Process and navigate it to this downloaded .rmp file. 

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  • varunm1
    varunm1 New Altair Community Member
    Hello Kuyu,

    If you have a country variable in your data, you can loop values operator and then inside that you can use filter examples based on the macro in loop values operator and build a model inside loop.

    This will help you create multiple models based on data.
  • Jana_OWC
    Jana_OWC New Altair Community Member
    Hey there!

    Sounds like you need indexed models. They construct as many models as there are different values of the chosen index, in your case country. They are easy to use and highly efficient. You can get them with our Jackhammer Extension – unfortunately, I'm afraid, indexed models are not part of the free demo version of the extension, but there are lots of other helpful features included, so you might want to have a look anyways.

    For info on indexed models, including an example process, check out this community forum post.
    If would like more details, you can also take a look at this blog post.

    Hope this helps!

    Cheers
    Leonie
  • Kuyu
    Kuyu New Altair Community Member
    @varunm1 thank for your answer,

    But I'm still not fully understand, let's say I have 30 countries 
    So I will run on the loop and create 30 models, but then I want to test in on the test data?
     All I need to make inside the loop?
  • varunm1
    varunm1 New Altair Community Member
    edited February 2020 Answer ✓
    Hello @Kuyu

    I created a sample process for you. In this process, I used Titanic Training and Titanic Unlabelled datasets available in Rapidminer. The training dataset is for training and unlabelled data is for applying or testing. Similar to your case, I wanted to build a different model for different "Passenger Class". I looped based on "loop_value"  operator and used %{loop_value} macro to filter the data inside loop to create and test models. The output is a collection of Training data's cross-validation performance and labeled test dataset.

    I provided clear comments in the process for your understanding. Do let us know if you need any clarifications or if you ar looking for something else.

    To use this process in your rapidminer studio, just download this .rmp file attached and then go to studio and click on FILE --> Import Process and navigate it to this downloaded .rmp file.