predict¶
- Pipeline.predict(population_table: Union[DataFrame, View, Subset], peripheral_tables: Optional[Union[Dict[str, Union[DataFrame, View]], Sequence[Union[DataFrame, View]]]] = None, table_name: str = '') Optional[ndarray[Any, dtype[float64]]] [source]¶
Forecasts on new, unseen data using the trained
predictor
.Returns the predictions generated by the pipeline based on population_table and peripheral_tables or writes them into a data base named table_name.
- Args:
- population_table (
DataFrame
,View
orSubset
): Main table containing the target variable(s) and corresponding to the
population
Placeholder
instance variable.- peripheral_tables (List[
DataFrame
orView
], dict,DataFrame
orView
, optional): Additional tables corresponding to the
peripheral
Placeholder
instance variable. If passed as a list, the order needs to match the order of the corresponding placeholders passed toperipheral
.If you pass a
Subset
to population_table, the peripheral tables from that subset will be used. If you use aContainer
,StarSchema
orTimeSeries
, that means you are passing aSubset
.- table_name (str, optional):
If not an empty string, the resulting predictions will be written into a table in a
database
. Refer to Unified import interface for further information.
- population_table (
- Return:
numpy.ndarray
:Resulting predictions provided in an array of the (number of rows in population_table, number of targets in population_table).
- Note:
Only fitted pipelines (
fit()
) can be used for prediction.