listOMLTasks | R Documentation |
The returned data.frame
contains the task_id
, the data set id data.id
,
the status
and some describing data qualities.
Note that by default only the first 5000 data sets will be returned (due to the argument “limit = 5000”).
listOMLTasks(
task.type = NULL,
estimation.procedure = NULL,
evaluation.measures = NULL,
number.of.instances = NULL,
number.of.features = NULL,
number.of.classes = NULL,
number.of.missing.values = NULL,
tag = NULL,
data.name = NULL,
data.tag = NULL,
limit = 5000,
offset = NULL,
status = "active",
verbosity = NULL
)
task.type |
[ |
estimation.procedure |
[ |
evaluation.measures |
[ |
number.of.instances |
[ |
number.of.features |
[ |
number.of.classes |
[ |
number.of.missing.values |
[ |
tag |
[ |
data.name |
[ |
data.tag |
[ |
limit |
[ |
offset |
[ |
status |
[ |
verbosity |
[ |
[data.frame
].
This function is memoised. I.e., if you call this function twice in a running R session,
the first call will query the server and store the results in memory while the second and all subsequent calls will return
the cached results from the first call.
You can reset the cache by calling forget
on the function manually.
Other listing functions:
chunkOMLlist()
,
listOMLDataSetQualities()
,
listOMLDataSets()
,
listOMLEstimationProcedures()
,
listOMLEvaluationMeasures()
,
listOMLFlows()
,
listOMLRuns()
,
listOMLSetup()
,
listOMLStudies()
,
listOMLTaskTypes()
Other task-related functions:
convertOMLTaskToMlr()
,
deleteOMLObject()
,
getOMLTask()
,
listOMLTaskTypes()
,
makeOMLTask()
,
tagOMLObject()
# \dontrun{
# tasks = listOMLTasks()
# head(tasks)
# }
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