R and PMML Export
R is becoming the tool of choice for many data scientists. It is no wonder that many commercial and open-source statistical tools are also embracing R.
Predictive Models
A set of robust predictive analytic techniques is but one set of tools available to data scientists in R. Another important set is the ability to export PMML for a host of predictive models.
By using the pmml package (version 1.2.33 or higher), users can export PMML from R for:
- Random Forest Models
- Neural Networks
- Clustering Models
- Cox Regression Models
- Linear and Logistic Regression Models
- Support Vector Machines
- Association Rules
- Generalized Linear Models
- Random Survival Forest Models
Data Transformations
And now, another R package extends this functionality by providing PMML export for data transformations. The new pmmlTransformations package has just made its way to CRAN (the Comprehensive R Archive Network).
Want to apply a Z-scoring normalization procedure to your continuous input variables before presenting them to a neural network? No problem. Use the pmmlTransformations package in conjunction with the pmml package (version 1.2.33 or higher) to export the entire process (pre-processing + model) into a PMML file.
To look at the package's documentation in CRAN, click HERE.
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