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Hello, in the ML workbench, as the R language is available, is there a way to push and pull data from a data model using R kernel?Or is it possible only in Python using the pycelonis package?

  • November 17, 2021
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Hello, in the ML workbench, as the R language is available, is there a way to push and pull data from a data model using R kernel? Or is it possible only in Python using the pycelonis package?

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    Jan-Peter van der Steege
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    Hi Lorenzo,

     

    Good question! I see indeed that R is one of the recent additions to the machine learning projects. As far as I know, only the PyCelonis package can be used to access Celonis objects. If you prefer to use R to execute your calculation, it is possible to use Python packages in R and parse the data(types), but I can imagine this come with some performance loss.

     

    For more information, see Calling Python from R (r-project.org).

     

    kind regards,

    Jan-peter

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    • lorenzo.pigoz
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    • November 22, 2021

    Hi Lorenzo,

     

    Good question! I see indeed that R is one of the recent additions to the machine learning projects. As far as I know, only the PyCelonis package can be used to access Celonis objects. If you prefer to use R to execute your calculation, it is possible to use Python packages in R and parse the data(types), but I can imagine this come with some performance loss.

     

    For more information, see Calling Python from R (r-project.org).

     

    kind regards,

    Jan-peter

    Hello Jan-peter, just to thank you about the suggestion, I have tested the package and I was indeed able to use it into the ML Workbench, using PyCelonis in a R kernel. Many thanks for the clue! Best regards, Lorenzo Pigozzi
    Jan-Peter van der Steege
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    Hello Jan-peter, just to thank you about the suggestion, I have tested the package and I was indeed able to use it into the ML Workbench, using PyCelonis in a R kernel. Many thanks for the clue! Best regards, Lorenzo Pigozzi

    Good to hear, glad that I could help. Looking forward to see if this will be integrated somehow.

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