This method specifies the rlink model name to use for this search.
Namespace: NetricsServerInterface
Assembly: NetricsServerInterface (in NetricsServerInterface.dll)
Syntax
| Visual Basic (Declaration) |
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| Public Sub setRlModelName( _ ByVal name As String _ ) _ Implements INetricsSearchOpts.setRlModelName |
| C# |
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| public void setRlModelName( string name ) |
| C++ |
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| public: void setRlModelName( String name ) sealed |
| J# |
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| public void setRlModelName( string name ) |
| JScript |
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| public
function setRlModelName( name : String ) |
Implements
INetricsSearchOpts.setRlModelNameRemarks
You should only use this method with the help of your Netrics technical support representative.
When you are using a decision engine model, you must use the same query structure that was used to create it. For instance, if there were five features used to train the model, five features which represent the same meaning must still be used. In the simplest case, a five featured model will translate to five querylets. The user would simply call AddQuery five times with the appropriate fields, the querylet scores would automatically be used as feature scores, and the user would receive a decision engine score in the NetricsSearchResult objects (see getRlScore). If more complicated features were used in the construction of the model, they should also be used when querying the model. To understand this, see setRlQueryletKey and setRlPreds.