model.model_id = "asieurta8w4a"--
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Was this ever added? Would be fantastic to have this ability in R.
I realise you could specify it on the fly when building a single model, but that option isn't available during a grid search as far as I can see. Manually changing the name of any/all of the model_id slots in the model also doesn't work. When you try and save the model again (in this case with model_id set to "test"), you get the following error:
Object 'test' not found for argument: model_id
Further request for confirmation this feature was added. I haven't been able to find it in the documentation anywhere.
I checked to see if it could be changed simply by assigning a different value for model_id using "my_model@model_id <- "new_name"" and while that changed the model_id associated with the object in R, when I tried to save the model it threw an error for failing to locate a model with the new assigned name.