Invoking the Knowledge Workflow from python-weka-wrapper

[Juan José Expósito González]

Good morning,

Is it possible to run .kf files from python?

Thanks and kindest regards,

JJ

[Peter Reutemann]

Special Python wrappers are not available for the KnowledgeFlow.

However, you can use the underlying jpype library to instantiate Java classes and execute them (basically what pww3 does).

https://jpype.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

Cheers, Peter

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[Juanjo]

Thnaks Peter,

I will have a look at it. I would like to understand that even the python-weka-wrapper functionality can be performed via this library.

Cheers

JJ

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[Peter Reutemann]

jpype is the bridge between Java and Python and the python-weka-wrapper3 library hides the necessary code to access and use the Weka API, making it easier overall.

Cheers, Peter

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