Train the Model
Prerequisites
Before training a model, make sure you have formed a data layout and imported your data through our batch loading API. For more infomation, please see:
Configuring a model
Once you have your data imported, you can move on to configuring and training your recommender model.
Model training is initiated via an API call to the /recommender/train endpoint. This endpoint has several parameters to customize your model.
Parameter | Description |
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| An optional unique ID for this model. If this |
| An optional integer value, specifying the maximum age of an interaction, in days. For example, if you specify |
| An optional list of data tags to include when training your model. This can be used to filter which data is used, allowing different models to be trained on different datasets. |
| An optional set of filters to act on both entities and interactions to only include a subset. |
| A URL to trigger when the training is complete. This can be used to notify your site or app when the model is ready. |
Note that the data_filters
are currently in beta and may not yet be fully functional.
Training the model
Training typically takes several minutes to hours, depending on the size of your dataset. To see the size of your dataset before training, please refer to the section on querying batch metadata.
When you initiate a training request via the train/
endpoint, you will be returned status information. While the model is training, you can also query the status/
endpoint to check on progress.
Name | Description |
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| The unique model identifier assigned to this model when training was initiated. |
| The timestamp for when training started. |
| The timestamp for when training completed. |
| The status: will be |
| Any error messages associated with the run if something goes wrong. |
| An estimate of the progress, ranging from 0-100. |
| A list of the data |
Lucid recommends that you use the callback_url
to set a webhook for when the training is completed. This allows immediate notification without needing to repeatedly query the training status.
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