Re: Terminology in event creation API

2017-04-12 Thread Pat Ferrel
Not all templates have been ported to Apache PIO from the older namespace. Porting them is usually pretty easy. The template gallery advertises which are ported and which need to be ported. On Apr 12, 2017, at 9:04 AM, YOUSSEF ASSATA wrote: well for example this : https://github.com/detrevid

Re: Terminology in event creation API

2017-04-12 Thread YOUSSEF ASSATA
well for example this : https://github.com/detrevid/predictionio-template-classification-dl4j it's on your templates but it not working anymore so ? ᐧ 2017-04-12 17:01 GMT+01:00 Pat Ferrel : > Which classification template? There should be docs on the github > README.md for using it. Also the Tem

Re: Terminology in event creation API

2017-04-12 Thread Pat Ferrel
Which classification template? There should be docs on the github README.md for using it. Also the Template Gallery on the PIO site gives a support link. We’ll do our best to answer here but I for one have not used the classification templates. On Apr 12, 2017, at 8:53 AM, Ravi Kiran wrote:

Re: Terminology in event creation API

2017-04-12 Thread Ravi Kiran
@Pat, I am using classification template. In this context, what is meaning of above terminology. On 12-Apr-2017 9:17 PM, "Pat Ferrel" wrote: > Actually each Template has different “event” interpretation. @Vaghawan is > giving the interpretation of a recommender. Other Templates will use the > ev

Re: Terminology in event creation API

2017-04-12 Thread Pat Ferrel
Actually each Template has different “event” interpretation. @Vaghawan is giving the interpretation of a recommender. Other Templates will use the event fields in different ways so we should backup to that a Template is and does and what the rest of PIO does. - Template: code that implements s

Re: Terminology in event creation API

2017-04-12 Thread Vaghawan Ojha
Hi, 1. event: event means the name of your event, forsay "buy", "view" , "rate", "like". (It's not a model name) 2. entityType is always user, since the event corresponds to a user's event. 3. EntityId correspond to a user ID. 4. properties can vary, for example I might pass a category id of a par

Terminology in event creation API

2017-04-12 Thread Ravi Kiran
Hi, I am getting started with prediction IO. I need clarification about prediction IO event creation api terminology. I want someone to verify if my understanding of terminology is correct. As per terminology here , 1) Does 'even