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The returned data.frame
contains the task_id
, the data set id data.id
,
the status
and some describing data qualities.
Note that by default only the first 5000 data sets will be returned (due to the argument “limit = 5000”).
listOMLTasks(task.type = NULL, estimation.procedure = NULL,
evaluation.measures = NULL, number.of.instances = NULL,
number.of.features = NULL, number.of.classes = NULL,
number.of.missing.values = NULL, tag = NULL, data.name = NULL,
data.tag = NULL, limit = 5000, offset = NULL, status = "active",
verbosity = NULL)
[character(1)
]
If not NULL
, only tasks belonging to the given task type are listed.
Use listOMLTaskTypes()$name
to see possible values for task.type
.
The default is NULL
, which means that tasks with all available task types are listed.
[character
]
If not NULL
, only tasks belonging the given estimation procedures are listed.
Use listOMLEstimationProcedures()$name
to see possible values for
estimation.procedure
. The default is NULL
, which means that tasks with all
available estimation procedures are listed.
[character
]
If not NULL
, only tasks belonging the given evaluation measures are listed.
Use listOMLEvaluationMeasures()$name
to see possible values for
evaluation.measures
. The default is NULL
, which means that tasks with all
available evaluation measures are listed.
[numeric(1) | numeric(2)
]
If not NULL
, subsets the entries with respect to the given values or,
if a vector of length 2 is passed, the given ranges.
[numeric(1) | numeric(2)
]
If not NULL
, it subsets the entries with respect to the given values or,
if a vector of length 2 is passed, the given range.
[numeric(1) | numeric(2)
]
If not NULL
, subsets the entries with respect to the given values or,
if a vector of length 2 is passed, the given ranges.
[numeric(1) | numeric(2)
]
If not NULL
, subsets the entries with respect to the given values or,
if a vector of length 2 is passed, the given ranges.
[character
]
If not NULL
only entries with the corresponding tag
s
are listed.
[character(1)
]
Name of the data set.
[character(1)
]
Refers to the tag of the dataset the task is based on.
If not NULL
only tasks with the corresponding data.tag
are listed.
[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.
[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.
[character
]
Subsets the results according to the status. Possible values are
{"active", "deactivated", "in_preparation"}
.
Default is "active"
.
[integer(1)
]
Print verbose output on console? Possible values are:
0
: normal output,
1
: info output,
2
: debug output.
Default is set via setOMLConfig
.
[data.frame
].
Other listing functions: chunkOMLlist
,
listOMLDataSetQualities
,
listOMLDataSets
,
listOMLEstimationProcedures
,
listOMLEvaluationMeasures
,
listOMLFlows
, listOMLRuns
,
listOMLSetup
, listOMLStudies
,
listOMLTaskTypes
Other task-related functions: convertOMLTaskToMlr
,
deleteOMLObject
, getOMLTask
,
listOMLTaskTypes
,
makeOMLTask
, tagOMLObject
# NOT RUN {
tasks = listOMLTasks()
head(tasks)
# }
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