http://rattle.togaware.com/
The PMML package is also available through CRAN.
The function to be used is pmml.ksvm. With this function, a PMML representation can be obtained for SVMs implementing:
- multi-class classification
- binary classifcation
- regression
Note that it also implements transformations for the input variables by following the scaling scheme used by ksvm. It also uses transformations to create dummy variables for any categorical inputs.
We have encountered an issue with ksvm while building the dummy-fication piece. Basically, except for the first categorical variable in a model, all other categorical variables loose their first input category. That is, ksvm does not create a dummy variable for the first category. We have already pointed this out to the author of ksvm. For now, the PMML export code mimics this issue so that you can get a match during scoring.
The example below shows how to train a support vector machine to perform binary classification using the audit dataset provided by Togaware (thanks to Graham Williams).
require(kernlab)
audit <- read.csv(file("http://rattle.togaware.com/audit.csv"))
myksvm <- ksvm(as.factor(Adjusted) ~ ., data=audit[,c(2:10,13)], kernel="rbfdot", prob.model=TRUE)
pmml.ksvm(myksvm, data=audit)
BTW, any models you build in ksvm and export using the PMML package can be uploaded directly into ADAPA for scoring.
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