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OpenML (version 1.12)

listOMLRuns: List the first 5000 OpenML runs.

Description

This function returns information on all OpenML runs that match certain task.id(s), run.id(s), flow ID flow.id and/or uploader.id(s). Alternatively the function can be passed a single tag to list only runs with the corresponding tag associated. Note that by default only the first 5000 runs will be returned (due to the argument “limit = 5000”).

Usage

listOMLRuns(
  task.id = NULL,
  flow.id = NULL,
  run.id = NULL,
  uploader.id = NULL,
  tag = NULL,
  limit = 5000,
  offset = NULL,
  verbosity = NULL
)

Value

[data.frame].

Arguments

task.id

[integer]
a single ID or a vector of IDs of the task(s).

flow.id

[integer]
a single ID or a vector of IDs of the flow(s).

run.id

[integer]
a single ID or a vector of IDs of the run(s).

uploader.id

[integer]
a single ID or a vector of IDs of uploader profile(s).

tag

[character]
If not NULL only entries with the corresponding tags are listed.

limit

[numeric(1)]
Optional. The maximum number of entries to return. Without specifying offset, it returns the first 'limit' entries. Setting limit = NULL returns all available entries.

offset

[numeric(1)]
Optional. The offset to start from. Should be indices starting from 0, which do not refer to IDs. Is ignored when no limit is given.

verbosity

[integer(1)]
Print verbose output on console? Possible values are:
0: normal output,
1: info output,
2: debug output.
Default is set via setOMLConfig.

See Also

Other listing functions: chunkOMLlist(), listOMLDataSetQualities(), listOMLDataSets(), listOMLEstimationProcedures(), listOMLEvaluationMeasures(), listOMLFlows(), listOMLSetup(), listOMLStudies(), listOMLTaskTypes(), listOMLTasks()

Other run-related functions: convertOMLMlrRunToBMR(), convertOMLRunToBMR(), deleteOMLObject(), getOMLRun(), makeOMLRunParameter(), makeOMLRun(), tagOMLObject(), uploadOMLRun()

Examples

Run this code
# \dontrun{
#   runs_ctree = listOMLRuns(flow.id = 2569)
#   head(runs_ctree)
# }

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