Running python in Rapid Miner
Robi_Me
New Altair Community Member
There is something that is not clicking with my understanding and I hope you can help. I am fully able to run the code inside of Google Colab and directly inside of Python, however I can never get my code to work in Rapid Miner. There is something I am just not getting. Why is it saying to me that "rm_main(data):" is missing when it is clearly in the script?
What function does rm_main(data): fulfil and why must it be there?
I have attached a sample of my code, please explain where I am going wrong and what I am not understanding.
Thank you!
What function does rm_main(data): fulfil and why must it be there?
I have attached a sample of my code, please explain where I am going wrong and what I am not understanding.
Thank you!
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Rest in Peace Ali, John and Juan...You are forever part of K-2..."'] 		SINGLE_TEXT_SAMPLE = ' '.join(TEXT_SAMPLES) 		print(data) 		print(SINGLE_TEXT_SAMPLE)		 		import sys 		import json 		import requests 	 		def get_payload_and_url(text): 		 if len(text)<1: 		 print("ERROR: 'text' should not be empty") 		 return {} 		 if isinstance(text, str): 		 return ({ 		 "content": text 		 }, API_URL) 		 if isinstance(text, list): 		 return ([{ 		 "content": content 		 } for content in text], API_URL + '/bulk') 		 		def call_receptiviti_api(text): 		 payload, url = get_payload_and_url(text) 		 results = [] 		 if len(payload)>0: 		 response = requests.post(url, data=json.dumps(payload), auth=(API_KEY, API_SECRET), headers = {'Content-Type': 'application/json'}) 		 if response.status_code==200: 		 results = response.json() 		 return results 		 		# print out the results 		print("Single Call to Receptiviti API") 		single_result = call_receptiviti_api(SINGLE_TEXT_SAMPLE) 		display(single_result) 		 		 		 		# connect 2 output ports to see the results 		return data"/>
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Hi @Robi_Me in the rm_main(data) the function is expecting you to deliver a DataSet to the example set port of the python operator. If you are not delivering data to this operator you only need to declare the function in the following way.
rm_main():2
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Hi @Robi_Me in the rm_main(data) the function is expecting you to deliver a DataSet to the example set port of the python operator. If you are not delivering data to this operator you only need to declare the function in the following way.
rm_main():2