Sklearn - Model Persistence Without Pkl File
I'm interested in saving the model created in Sklearn (e.g., EmpiricalCovariance, MinCovDet or OneClassSVM) and re-applying later on. I'm familiar with the option of saving a PKL f
Solution 1:
I don't think it's a hacky solution, a colleague has done a similar thing where he exports a model to be consumed by a scorer which is written in golang, and is much faster than the scikit-learn scorer. If you're worried about compatability with future versions of sklearn, you should consider using an environment manager like conda or virtualenv; in anycause this is just good software engineering practice and something you should start to get used to anyway.
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