[SOLVED] Rapidminer 5.3 on Linux

spok2spok2 MemberPosts:6Contributor I
edited July 2019 inHelp
Dear all,

many thanks in advance for a hint what might be wrong ...

I use a text mining process on Windows, consisting of

- Process documents from files
-- Tokenize
——过滤Stopwords
-- Stem (Porter)
-- Filter Tokens by Length
-- Transform Cases

with no problems.

Now I tried to copy the process to Ubuntu 14.04

- either by copying the *.rpm file
- or by newly creating the process on ubuntu

To my opinion both processes are identical; both tell me: "No problems found"

Starting the process on Windows I get results after about 2 minutes (Wordlist and Example Set)
Starting the process on Ubuntu I get an emty result after 0 seconds (Wordlist as well as Example set are both empty); process stops without errors.

What might go wrong?
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Answers

  • Marco_BoeckMarco_Boeck Administrator, Moderator, Employee, Member, University ProfessorPosts:1,984RM Engineering
    Hi,

    my bet would be some encoding issue. Check your process XML for weird symbols.

    Regards,
    Marco
  • spok2spok2 MemberPosts:6Contributor I
    Marco,

    thanks, but this is not the problem.

    What I did (System: Ubuntu 14.04 with Oracle Java 1.8.0_31):
    - completely deleted rapidminer, including .RapidMiner5 in $HOME
    - downloaded rapidminer 5.3.13 from Sourceforge
    - unzip below my local homedir
    - set all dirs to 755, all files to 644
    - copied 5 arbitrary english articles from the web and put them in a directory
    - copied RapidMinerGUI from scripts to installation dir
    - started rapidminer
    - made update to 5.3.15
    - installed extensions
    - created a new process, consisting of the elements I already mentioned (xml see below)
    - get no errors, as well as no results after running the process, ready within 0s

    Same process runs on Windows 7 without any problem
















































  • Marco_BoeckMarco_Boeck Administrator, Moderator, Employee, Member, University ProfessorPosts:1,984RM Engineering
    Hi,

    有一个区别,可能是负责任的: On Linux, you're using your local Java installation, i.e. Java 8 in your case. On Windows, a JRE is shipped with RapidMiner, so you're using a Java 7 version there. You might want to try again on Linux with Java 7.

    Regards,
    Marco
  • spok2spok2 MemberPosts:6Contributor I
    Marco,

    thanks, thatś it ...

    I removed Oracle Java8, installed Oracle Java7 and all is fine.

    Best regards

    Wolfgang
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