topic Re: How to score a clustering model created on SAS Visual Statistics using SAS REST API? in SAS Viya

How to score a clustering model created on SAS Visual Statistics using SAS REST API?

alisio_meneses — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 12:10:04 GMT

Hi there.

I have the score code for a clustering model created according to SAS vídeo "Building a Clustering Model in SAS® Visual Statistics 8.2 on SAS® Viya®", but how can I score new data using REST API Calls?

Thanks!

Re: How to score a clustering model created on SAS Visual Statistics using SAS REST API?

joeFurbee — Tue, 21 Sep 2021 13:19:40 GMT

Hi @alisio_meneses,

How are you planning on accessing the score code? I watched the video and it ends in VA with a couple of options. If you exported from VA then its should be a .sas file or if you sent it to Model Studio or Model Manager, you should have the option to deploy it to MAS. Or is there another scenario I haven't thought of? We should be able to provide an example API call once we know a little more.

Thanks,

Joe

Re: How to score a clustering model created on SAS Visual Statistics using SAS REST API?

alisio_meneses — Thu, 23 Sep 2021 13:33:53 GMT

Hi @joeFurbee ,

I am planning to produce scoring results through ModelManager scoring tests page and also through REST API calls. So far I exported a SAS file from VA but saw no option to send it to Model Studio and Model Manager.

Could you please point me to the right direction?

Thanks,

Alisio

Re: How to score a clustering model created on SAS Visual Statistics using SAS REST API?

joeFurbee — Fri, 24 Sep 2021 18:41:19 GMT

Hi @alisio_meneses,

I'm attaching two use cases that may offer some examples you can follow.

If you want to use SAS code, take a look at the run-sas.py example. This example walks through how to execute a Job, calling an API in Python, and get its outputs (HTML output and Log).

If you want to see the entire modeling lifecycle through pure REST calls, refer to the modeling-and-deployment-postman-collection example.

I apologize for the cross-language examples. Both of these will be part of an end-to-end use case repository we're working on to publish on GitHub. It should all be public in the next few weeks.