It seems like you’re referring to an issue with an Azure Machine Learning Web Service not using the passed .ilearner model. If you’re encountering this problem, there could be several reasons for it. Let’s go through some troubleshooting steps and potential solutions:
1. Verify Model Path: Make sure that the model path you are passing to the Azure Machine Learning Web Service matches the correct location of the .ilearner model file. Incorrect model paths can lead to the service not using the expected model.
2. Model Compatibility: Check whether the model was trained and saved using a compatible version of the Azure Machine Learning SDK. If the model was trained using an older version of the SDK, there might be compatibility issues with the current version you are using for deployment.
3. Deployment Configuration: Check your deployment configuration settings, such as environment configuration, deployment target, and runtime settings. Misconfigured settings might prevent the deployment from utilizing the passed .ilearner model.
4. Deployment Versioning: If you have multiple deployment versions, ensure that you are deploying the correct version of the service that includes the updated .ilearner model.
5. Logging and Diagnostics: Implement detailed logging and diagnostics in your deployment code to track the model loading process, any errors encountered, and the paths being used. This can provide insights into why the passed model is not being used.
6. Model Registration: Ensure that the updated .ilearner model has been registered with the Azure Machine Learning service and is correctly associated with the deployment.
7. Update Deployment: If you’ve made changes to the model and are deploying updates, make sure that the deployment process is correctly updating the service with the new model file.
8. Contact Support: If you’ve tried the above steps and are still facing issues, consider reaching out to Azure support for further assistance. They can provide more specific guidance based on your deployment setup and any error messages you’re encountering.
Without specific details about your deployment setup and code, it’s challenging to provide a more targeted solution. If you provide more information, such as code snippets, error messages, and deployment configurations, I’ll be able to provide more tailored assistance.