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With the Splunk Machine Learning Toolkit, how do you save the model after training?

rickyhsu7
Explorer

Hi,

I have used the Splunk Machine Learning Toolkit in Splunk Enterprise.

I am confused at how to save the model after training.

For example, I used SVM and trained it with 150 data.

After training, I want to save the model for prediction of new data in the future.

It doesn't make sense that I need to train with all data when I get a new data.

Thank you.

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maraman_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Hi , this make sense and you can do it.
you just need to save into with the fit command

then you can apply your model later on
see http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/MLApp/4.0.0/User/Understandfitandapply

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maraman_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Hi , this make sense and you can do it.
you just need to save into with the fit command

then you can apply your model later on
see http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/MLApp/4.0.0/User/Understandfitandapply

rickyhsu7
Explorer

Really thank you!
Another question would you please answer for me?
Where do I look for the saved model ?

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rickyhsu7
Explorer

Oh! I found it! Really thank you again!

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