teradataml 17.20.0.7__py3-none-any.whl → 20.0.0.1__py3-none-any.whl

teradataml/analytics/mle/NPath.py

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-#!/usr/bin/python
-# ################################################################## 
-# 
-# Copyright 2018 Teradata. All rights reserved.
-# TERADATA CONFIDENTIAL AND TRADE SECRET
-# 
-# Primary Owner: Pankaj Purandare (pankajvinod.purandare@teradata.com)
-# Secondary Owner: Mounika Kotha (mounika.kotha@teradata.com)
-# 
-# Version: 1.2
-# Function Version: 1.1
-# 
-# ################################################################## 
-
-import inspect
-import time
-from teradataml.common.wrapper_utils import AnalyticsWrapperUtils
-from teradataml.common.utils import UtilFuncs
-from teradataml.context.context import *
-from teradataml.dataframe.dataframe import DataFrame
-from teradataml.common.aed_utils import AedUtils
-from teradataml.analytics.analytic_query_generator import AnalyticQueryGenerator
-from teradataml.common.exceptions import TeradataMlException
-from teradataml.common.messages import Messages
-from teradataml.common.messagecodes import MessageCodes
-from teradataml.common.constants import TeradataConstants
-from teradataml.dataframe.dataframe_utils import DataFrameUtils as df_utils
-from teradataml.options.display import display
-
-class NPath:
-    
-    def __init__(self,
-        data1 = None,
-        mode = None,
-        pattern = None,
-        symbols = None,
-        result = None,
-        filter = None,
-        data2 = None,
-        data3 = None,
-        data1_partition_column = None,
-        data2_partition_column = None,
-        data3_partition_column = None,
-        data1_order_column = None,
-        data2_order_column = None,
-        data3_order_column = None):
-        """
-        DESCRIPTION:
-            The nPath function scans a set of rows, looking for patterns that you
-            specify. For each set of input rows that matches the pattern, nPath
-            produces a single output row. The function provides a flexible
-            pattern-matching capability that lets you specify complex patterns in
-            the input data and define the values that are output for each matched
-            input set.
-
-            Note: This function is available only when teradataml is connected to
-                  Vantage 1.1 or later versions.
-
-        PARAMETERS:
-            data1:
-                Required Argument.
-                Specifies the input teradataml DataFrame containing the input data set.
-
-            data1_partition_column:
-                Required Argument.
-                Specifies Partition By columns for data1.
-                Values to this argument can be provided as a list, if multiple columns
-                are used for partition.
-                Types: str OR list of Strings (str)
-
-            data1_order_column:
-                Required Argument.
-                Specifies Order By columns for data1.
-                Values to this argument can be provided as a list, if multiple columns
-                are used for ordering.
-                Types: str OR list of Strings (str)
-
-            mode:
-                Required Argument.
-                Specifies the pattern-matching mode:
-                    OVERLAPPING: The function finds every occurrence of the pattern in
-                                 the partition, regardless of whether it is part of a previously
-                                 found match. Therefore, one row can match multiple symbols in a
-                                 given matched pattern.
-                    NONOVERLAPPING: The function begins the next pattern search at the
-                                    row that follows the last pattern match. This is the default
-                                    behavior of many commonly used pattern matching utilities, including
-                                    the UNIX grep utility.
-                Permitted Values: OVERLAPPING, NONOVERLAPPING
-                Types: str
-
-            pattern:
-                Required Argument.
-                Specifies the pattern for which the function searches. You compose
-                pattern with the symbols that you define in the symbols argument,
-                operators and parentheses. teradataml DataFrame describes the
-                simplest patterns, which you can combine to form more complex
-                patterns. When patterns have multiple operators, the function applies
-                them in order of precedence, and applies operators of equal
-                precedence from left to right. To specify that a subpattern must
-                appear a specific number of times, use the Range-Matching
-                Feature.
-                teradataml DataFrame also shows operator precedence.
-                The basic pattern operators in decreasing order of precedence
-                    "pattern", "pattern.", "pattern?", "pattern*", "pattern+",
-                    "pattern1.pattern2", "pattern1|pattern2"
-                To force the function to evaluate a subpattern first, enclose it in parentheses.
-                Example:
-                    ^A.(B|C)+.D?.X*.A$
-                    The preceding pattern definition matches any set of rows
-                    whose first row starts with the definition of symbol A,
-                    followed by a non-empty sequence of rows, each of which
-                    meets the definition of either symbol B or C, optionally
-                    followed by one row that meets the definition of symbol D,
-                    followed by any number of rows that meet the definition of
-                    symbol X, and ending with a row that ends with the definition of symbol A.
-                You can use parentheses to define precedence rules. Parentheses are recommended for
-                clarity, even where not strictly required.
-                Types: str
-
-            symbols:
-                Required Argument.
-                Defines the symbols that appear in the values of the pattern and
-                result arguments. The col_expr is an expression whose value is a
-                column name, symbol is any valid identifier and symbol_predicate is
-                a SQL predicate (often a column name).
-                For example, the 'symbols' argument for analyzing website visits might
-                look like this:
-                    symbols
-                    (
-                     pagetype = "homepage" AS H,
-                     pagetype <> "homepage" AND  pagetype <> "checkout" AS PP,
-                     pagetype = "checkout" AS CO
-                    )
-                The symbol is case-insensitive; however, a symbol of one or two
-                uppercase letters is easy to identify in patterns.
-                If col_expr represents a column that appears in multiple input
-                DataFrames, then you must qualify the ambiguous column name with
-                the SQL name corresponding to its teradataml DataFrame name.
-                For example:
-                    Symbols
-                    (
-                     input.pagetype = "homepage" AS H,
-                     input.pagetype = "thankyou" AS T,
-                     input1.adname = "xmaspromo" AS X,
-                     input1.adname = "realtorpromo" AS R
-                    )
-                The mapping from teradataml DataFrame name to its corresponding SQL name is as
-                shown below:
-                    * data1: input
-                    * data2: input1
-                    * data3: input2
-                You can create symbol predicates that compare a row to a previous
-                or subsequent row, using a LAG or LEAD operator.
-                LAG Expression Syntax:
-                    { current_expr operator LAG (previous_expr, lag_rows [, default]) |
-                    LAG (previous_expr, lag_rows [, default]) operator current_expr }
-                LAG and LEAD Expression Rules:
-                    [A symbol definition can have multiple LAG and LEAD expressions,
-                    A symbol definition that has a LAG or LEAD expression cannot have an OR operator,
-                    If a symbol definition has a LAG or LEAD expression and the input
-                    is not a table, you must create an alias of the input query]
-                Types: str OR list of Strings (str)
-
-            result:
-                Required Argument.
-                Defines the output columns. The col_expr is an expression whose value
-                is a column name; it specifies the values to retrieve from the
-                matched rows. The function applies aggregate function to these
-                values.
-                Supported aggregate functions:
-                    SQL aggregate functions are [AVG, COUNT, MAX, MIN, SUM].
-                    ML Engine nPath sequence aggregate functions.
-                The function evaluates this argument once for every matched pattern
-                in the partition (that is, it outputs one row for each pattern match).
-                Note:
-                    For col_expr representing a column that appears in multiple input
-                    DataFrames, you must qualify the ambiguous column name with the SQL
-                    name corresponding to its teradataml DataFrame name. Please see the
-                    description of the 'symbols' parameter for the mapping from teradataml
-                    DataFrame name to the SQL name.
-                Types: str OR list of Strings (str)
-
-            filter:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies filters to impose on the matched rows. The function
-                combines the filter expressions using the AND operator.
-                The filter_expression syntax is:
-                    symbol_expression comparison_operator symbol_expression
-                The two symbol expressions must be type-compatible.
-                The symbol_expression syntax is:
-                    { FIRST | LAST }(column_with_expression OF [ANY](symbol[,...]))
-                The column_with_expression cannot contain the operator AND or OR, and
-                all its columns must come from the same input. If the function has
-                multiple inputs, then column_with_expression and symbol must come
-                from the same input.
-                The comparison_operator can be <, >, <=, >=, =, <>.
-                Note:
-                    For column_with_expression representing a column that appears in
-                    multiple input DataFrames, you must qualify the ambiguous column name with
-                    the SQL name corresponding to its teradataml DataFrame name. Please see
-                    the description of the 'symbols' parameter for the mapping from teradataml
-                    DataFrame name to the SQL name.
-                Types: str OR list of Strings (str)
-
-            data2:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the additional optional input teradataml DataFrame
-                containing the input data set.
-
-            data2_partition_column:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies Partition By columns for data2.
-                Values to this argument can be provided as a list, if multiple columns
-                are used for Partition.
-                Types: str OR list of Strings (str)
-
-            data2_order_column:
-                Optional Argument. Required when data2 is provided.
-                Specifies Order By columns for data2.
-                Values to this argument can be provided as a list, if multiple columns
-                are used for ordering.
-                Types: str OR list of Strings (str)
-
-            data3:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies the additional optional input teradataml DataFrame containing the input data set.
-
-            data3_partition_column:
-                Optional Argument.
-                Specifies Partition By columns for data3.
-                Values to this argument can be provided as a list, if multiple columns
-                are used for Partition.
-                Types: str OR list of Strings (str)
-
-            data3_order_column:
-                Optional Argument. Required when data3 is provided.
-                Specifies Order By columns for data3.
-                Values to this argument can be provided as a list, if multiple columns
-                are used for ordering.
-                Types: str OR list of Strings (str)
-
-        RETURNS:
-            Instance of NPath.
-            Output teradataml DataFrames can be accessed using attribute
-            references, such as NPathObj.<attribute_name>.
-            Output teradataml DataFrame attribute name is:
-                result
-
-
-        RAISES:
-            TeradataMlException
-
-
-        EXAMPLES:
-            # Load the data to run the example.
-            load_example_data("NPath",["impressions","clicks2", "tv_spots", "clickstream"])
-
-            # Create input teradataml dataframes.
-            impressions = DataFrame.from_table("impressions")
-            clicks2 = DataFrame.from_table("clicks2")
-            tv_spots = DataFrame.from_table("tv_spots")
-            clickstream = DataFrame.from_table("clickstream")
-
-            # Example1:
-            # We will try to search for pattern '(imp|tv_imp)*.click'
-            # in the provided data sets(imressions, clicks2, tv_spots).
-            # Run NPath function with the required patterns to get the rows which
-            # has specified pattern. rows that matches the pattern.
-            result = NPath(data1=impressions,
-                           data1_partition_column='userid',
-                           data1_order_column='ts',
-                           data2=clicks2,
-                           data2_partition_column='userid',
-                           data2_order_column='ts',
-                           data3=tv_spots,
-                           data3_order_column='ts',
-                           result=['COUNT(* of imp) as imp_cnt','COUNT(* of tv_imp) as tv_imp_cnt'],
-                           mode='nonoverlapping',
-                           pattern='(imp|tv_imp)*.click',
-                           symbols=['true as imp','true as click','true as tv_imp'])
-
-            # Print the result dataframe.
-            print(result.result)
-
-            # Example2:
-            # We will try to search for pattern 'home.clickview*.checkout'
-            # in the provided data set clickstream.
-            # Run NPath function with the required patterns to get the rows which
-            # has specified pattern and filter the rows with the filter,
-            # where filter and result have ML Engine nPath sequence aggregate functions
-            # like 'FIRST', 'COUNT' and 'LAST'
-            result = NPath(data1=clickstream,
-                           data1_partition_column='userid',
-                           data1_order_column='clicktime',
-                           result=['FIRST(userid of ANY(home, checkout, clickview)) AS userid',
-                                   'FIRST(sessionid of ANY(home, checkout, clickview)) AS sessioinid',
-                                   'COUNT(* of any(home, checkout, clickview)) AS cnt',
-                                   'FIRST(clicktime of ANY(home)) AS firsthome',
-                                   'LAST(clicktime of ANY(checkout)) AS lastcheckout'],
-                           mode='nonoverlapping',
-                           pattern='home.clickview*.checkout',
-                           symbols=["pagetype='home' AS home",
-                                    "pagetype <> 'home' AND pagetype <> 'checkout' AS clickview",
-                                    "pagetype='checkout' AS checkout"],
-                           filter = "FIRST(clicktime OF ANY (home)) < FIRST(clicktime of any(checkout))"
-                           )
-
-            # Print the result dataframe.
-            print(result.result)
-
-        """
-        
-        # Start the timer to get the build time
-        _start_time = time.time()
-        
-        self.data1  = data1 
-        self.mode  = mode 
-        self.pattern  = pattern 
-        self.symbols  = symbols 
-        self.result  = result 
-        self.filter  = filter 
-        self.data2  = data2 
-        self.data3  = data3
-        self.data1_partition_column  = data1_partition_column 
-        self.data2_partition_column  = data2_partition_column 
-        self.data3_partition_column  = data3_partition_column 
-        self.data1_order_column  = data1_order_column 
-        self.data2_order_column  = data2_order_column 
-        self.data3_order_column  = data3_order_column 
-        
-        # Create TeradataPyWrapperUtils instance which contains validation functions.
-        self.__awu = AnalyticsWrapperUtils()
-        self.__aed_utils = AedUtils()
-        
-        # Create argument information matrix to do parameter checking
-        self.__arg_info_matrix = []
-        self.__arg_info_matrix.append(["data1", self.data1, False, (DataFrame)])
-        self.__arg_info_matrix.append(["data1_partition_column", self.data1_partition_column, False, (str,list)])
-        self.__arg_info_matrix.append(["data1_order_column", self.data1_order_column, False, (str,list)])
-        self.__arg_info_matrix.append(["mode", self.mode, False, (str)])
-        self.__arg_info_matrix.append(["pattern", self.pattern, False, (str)])
-        self.__arg_info_matrix.append(["symbols", self.symbols, False, (str,list)])
-        self.__arg_info_matrix.append(["result", self.result, False, (str,list)])
-        self.__arg_info_matrix.append(["filter", self.filter, True, (str,list)])
-        self.__arg_info_matrix.append(["data2", self.data2, True, (DataFrame)])
-        self.__arg_info_matrix.append(["data2_partition_column", self.data2_partition_column, True, (str,list)])
-        self.__arg_info_matrix.append(["data2_order_column", self.data2_order_column, self.data2 is None, (str,list)])
-        self.__arg_info_matrix.append(["data3", self.data3, True, (DataFrame)])
-        self.__arg_info_matrix.append(["data3_partition_column", self.data3_partition_column, True, (str,list)])
-        self.__arg_info_matrix.append(["data3_order_column", self.data3_order_column, self.data3 is None, (str,list)])
-        
-        if inspect.stack()[1][3] != '_from_model_catalog':
-            # Perform the function validations
-            self.__validate()
-            # Generate the ML query
-            self.__form_tdml_query()
-            # Execute ML query
-            self.__execute()
-            # Get the prediction type
-            self._prediction_type = self.__awu._get_function_prediction_type(self)
-        
-        # End the timer to get the build time
-        _end_time = time.time()
-        
-        # Calculate the build time
-        self._build_time = (int)(_end_time - _start_time)
-        
-    def __validate(self):
-        """
-        Function to validate sqlmr function arguments, which verifies missing 
-        arguments, input argument and table types. Also processes the 
-        argument values.
-        """
-        
-        # Make sure that a non-NULL value has been supplied for all mandatory arguments
-        self.__awu._validate_missing_required_arguments(self.__arg_info_matrix)
-        
-        # Make sure that a non-NULL value has been supplied correct type of argument
-        self.__awu._validate_argument_types(self.__arg_info_matrix)
-        
-        # Check to make sure input table types are strings or data frame objects or of valid type.
-        self.__awu._validate_input_table_datatype(self.data1, "data1", None)
-        self.__awu._validate_input_table_datatype(self.data2, "data2", None)
-        self.__awu._validate_input_table_datatype(self.data3, "data3", None)
-        
-        # Check for permitted values
-        mode_permitted_values = ["OVERLAPPING", "NONOVERLAPPING"]
-        self.__awu._validate_permitted_values(self.mode, mode_permitted_values, "mode")
-        
-        # Check whether the input columns passed to the argument are not empty.
-        # Also check whether the input columns passed to the argument valid or not.
-        self.__awu._validate_input_columns_not_empty(self.data1_partition_column, "data1_partition_column")
-        self.__awu._validate_dataframe_has_argument_columns(self.data1_partition_column, "data1_partition_column", self.data1, "data1", True)
-        
-        self.__awu._validate_input_columns_not_empty(self.data2_partition_column, "data2_partition_column")
-        self.__awu._validate_dataframe_has_argument_columns(self.data2_partition_column, "data2_partition_column", self.data2, "data2", True)
-        
-        self.__awu._validate_input_columns_not_empty(self.data3_partition_column, "data3_partition_column")
-        self.__awu._validate_dataframe_has_argument_columns(self.data3_partition_column, "data3_partition_column", self.data3, "data3", True)
-        
-        self.__awu._validate_input_columns_not_empty(self.data1_order_column, "data1_order_column")
-        self.__awu._validate_dataframe_has_argument_columns(self.data1_order_column, "data1_order_column", self.data1, "data1", False)
-        
-        self.__awu._validate_input_columns_not_empty(self.data2_order_column, "data2_order_column")
-        self.__awu._validate_dataframe_has_argument_columns(self.data2_order_column, "data2_order_column", self.data2, "data2", False)
-        
-        self.__awu._validate_input_columns_not_empty(self.data3_order_column, "data3_order_column")
-        self.__awu._validate_dataframe_has_argument_columns(self.data3_order_column, "data3_order_column", self.data3, "data3", False)
-
-        # Validate that value passed to the output column argument is not empty.
-        self.__awu._validate_input_columns_not_empty(self.result, "result")
-        
-    def __form_tdml_query(self):
-        """
-        Function to generate the analytical function queries. The function defines 
-        variables and list of arguments required to form the query.
-        """
-        
-        # Output table arguments list
-        self.__func_output_args_sql_names = []
-        self.__func_output_args = []
-        
-        # Model Cataloging related attributes.
-        self._sql_specific_attributes = {}
-        self._sql_formula_attribute_mapper = {}
-        self._target_column = None
-        self._algorithm_name = None
-        
-        # Generate lists for rest of the function arguments
-        self.__func_other_arg_sql_names = []
-        self.__func_other_args = []
-        self.__func_other_arg_json_datatypes = []
-        
-        self.__func_other_arg_sql_names.append("Mode")
-        self.__func_other_args.append(UtilFuncs._teradata_collapse_arglist(self.mode, ""))
-        self.__func_other_arg_json_datatypes.append("STRING")
-        
-        self.__func_other_arg_sql_names.append("Pattern")
-        self.__func_other_args.append(UtilFuncs._teradata_collapse_arglist(self.pattern, "'"))
-        self.__func_other_arg_json_datatypes.append("STRING")
-        
-        self.__func_other_arg_sql_names.append("Symbols")
-        self.__func_other_args.append(UtilFuncs._teradata_collapse_arglist(self.symbols, ""))
-        self.__func_other_arg_json_datatypes.append("SQLEXPR")
-        
-        if self.filter is not None:
-            self.__func_other_arg_sql_names.append("Filter")
-            self.__func_other_args.append(UtilFuncs._teradata_collapse_arglist(self.filter, ""))
-            self.__func_other_arg_json_datatypes.append("STRING")
-        
-        self.__func_other_arg_sql_names.append("Result")
-        self.__func_other_args.append(UtilFuncs._teradata_collapse_arglist(self.result, ""))
-        self.__func_other_arg_json_datatypes.append("SQLEXPR")
-        
-        # Declare empty lists to hold input table information.
-        self.__func_input_arg_sql_names = []
-        self.__func_input_table_view_query = []
-        self.__func_input_dataframe_type = []
-        self.__func_input_distribution = []
-        self.__func_input_partition_by_cols = []
-        self.__func_input_order_by_cols = []
-        
-        # Process data1
-        self.data1_partition_column = UtilFuncs._teradata_collapse_arglist(self.data1_partition_column, "\"")
-        self.__table_ref = self.__awu._teradata_on_clause_from_dataframe(self.data1, False)
-        self.__func_input_distribution.append("FACT")
-        self.__func_input_arg_sql_names.append("input")
-        self.__func_input_table_view_query.append(self.__table_ref["ref"])
-        self.__func_input_dataframe_type.append(self.__table_ref["ref_type"])
-        self.__func_input_partition_by_cols.append(self.data1_partition_column)
-        self.__func_input_order_by_cols.append(UtilFuncs._teradata_collapse_arglist(self.data1_order_column, "\""))
-        
-        # Process data2
-        if self.data2 is not None:
-            data2_distribution = "DIMENSION"
-            if self.data2_partition_column is not None:
-                data2_distribution = "FACT"
-                data2_partition_column = UtilFuncs._teradata_collapse_arglist(self.data2_partition_column, "\"")
-            else:
-                data2_partition_column = "NA_character_"
-            self.__table_ref = self.__awu._teradata_on_clause_from_dataframe(self.data2, False)
-            self.__func_input_distribution.append(data2_distribution)
-            self.__func_input_arg_sql_names.append("input1")
-            self.__func_input_table_view_query.append(self.__table_ref["ref"])
-            self.__func_input_dataframe_type.append(self.__table_ref["ref_type"])
-            self.__func_input_partition_by_cols.append(data2_partition_column)
-            self.__func_input_order_by_cols.append(UtilFuncs._teradata_collapse_arglist(self.data2_order_column, "\""))
-        
-        # Process data3
-        if self.data3 is not None:
-            data3_distribution = "DIMENSION"
-            if self.data3_partition_column is not None:
-                data3_distribution = "FACT"
-                data3_partition_column = UtilFuncs._teradata_collapse_arglist(self.data3_partition_column, "\"")
-            else:
-                data3_partition_column = "NA_character_"
-            self.__table_ref = self.__awu._teradata_on_clause_from_dataframe(self.data3, False)
-            self.__func_input_distribution.append(data3_distribution)
-            self.__func_input_arg_sql_names.append("input2")
-            self.__func_input_table_view_query.append(self.__table_ref["ref"])
-            self.__func_input_dataframe_type.append(self.__table_ref["ref_type"])
-            self.__func_input_partition_by_cols.append(data3_partition_column)
-            self.__func_input_order_by_cols.append(UtilFuncs._teradata_collapse_arglist(self.data3_order_column, "\""))
-        
-        function_name = "nPath"
-        # Create instance to generate SQLMR.
-        self.__aqg_obj = AnalyticQueryGenerator(function_name, 
-                self.__func_input_arg_sql_names, 
-                self.__func_input_table_view_query, 
-                self.__func_input_dataframe_type, 
-                self.__func_input_distribution, 
-                self.__func_input_partition_by_cols, 
-                self.__func_input_order_by_cols, 
-                self.__func_other_arg_sql_names, 
-                self.__func_other_args, 
-                self.__func_other_arg_json_datatypes, 
-                self.__func_output_args_sql_names, 
-                self.__func_output_args, 
-                engine="ENGINE_ML")
-        # Invoke call to SQL-MR generation.
-        self.sqlmr_query = self.__aqg_obj._gen_sqlmr_select_stmt_sql()
-        
-        # Print SQL-MR query if requested to do so.
-        if display.print_sqlmr_query:
-            print(self.sqlmr_query)
-        
-        # Set the algorithm name for Model Cataloging.
-        self._algorithm_name = self.__aqg_obj._get_alias_name_for_function(function_name)
-        
-    def __execute(self):
-        """
-        Function to execute SQL-MR queries. 
-        Create DataFrames for the required SQL-MR outputs.
-        """
-        # Generate STDOUT table name and add it to the output table list.
-        sqlmr_stdout_temp_tablename = UtilFuncs._generate_temp_table_name(prefix="td_sqlmr_out_", use_default_database=True, gc_on_quit=True, quote=False)
-        try:
-            # Generate the output.
-            UtilFuncs._create_view(sqlmr_stdout_temp_tablename, self.sqlmr_query)
-        except Exception as emsg:
-            raise TeradataMlException(Messages.get_message(MessageCodes.TDMLDF_EXEC_SQL_FAILED, str(emsg)), MessageCodes.TDMLDF_EXEC_SQL_FAILED)
-        
-        # Update output table data frames.
-        self._mlresults = []
-        self.result = self.__awu._create_data_set_object(df_input=UtilFuncs._extract_table_name(sqlmr_stdout_temp_tablename), source_type="table", database_name=UtilFuncs._extract_db_name(sqlmr_stdout_temp_tablename))
-        self._mlresults.append(self.result)
-
-    def show_query(self):
-        """
-        Function to return the underlying SQL query.
-        When model object is created using retrieve_model(), then None is returned.
-        """
-        return self.sqlmr_query
-
-    def get_prediction_type(self):
-        """
-        Function to return the Prediction type of the algorithm.
-        When model object is created using retrieve_model(), then the value returned is
-        as saved in the Model Catalog.
-        """
-        return self._prediction_type
-
-    def get_target_column(self):
-        """
-        Function to return the Target Column of the algorithm.
-        When model object is created using retrieve_model(), then the value returned is
-        as saved in the Model Catalog.
-        """
-        return self._target_column
-
-    def get_build_time(self):
-        """
-        Function to return the build time of the algorithm in seconds.
-        When model object is created using retrieve_model(), then the value returned is
-        as saved in the Model Catalog.
-        """
-        return self._build_time
-
-    def _get_algorithm_name(self):
-        """
-        Function to return the name of the algorithm.
-        """
-        return self._algorithm_name
-
-    def _get_sql_specific_attributes(self):
-        """
-        Function to return the dictionary containing the SQL specific attributes of the algorithm.
-        """
-        return self._sql_specific_attributes
-
-    @classmethod
-    def _from_model_catalog(cls,
-        result = None,
-        **kwargs):
-        """
-        Classmethod is used by Model Cataloging, to instantiate this wrapper class.
-        """
-        kwargs.pop("result", None)
-        
-        # Model Cataloging related attributes.
-        target_column = kwargs.pop("__target_column", None)
-        prediction_type = kwargs.pop("__prediction_type", None)
-        algorithm_name = kwargs.pop("__algorithm_name", None)
-        build_time = kwargs.pop("__build_time", None)
-        
-        # Let's create an object of this class.
-        obj = cls(**kwargs)
-        obj.result  = result 
-        
-        # Initialize the sqlmr_query class attribute.
-        obj.sqlmr_query = None
-        
-        # Initialize the SQL specific Model Cataloging attributes.
-        obj._sql_specific_attributes = None
-        obj._target_column = target_column
-        obj._prediction_type = prediction_type
-        obj._algorithm_name = algorithm_name
-        obj._build_time = build_time
-        
-        # Update output table data frames.
-        obj._mlresults = []
-        obj.result = obj.__awu._create_data_set_object(df_input=UtilFuncs._extract_table_name(obj.result), source_type="table", database_name=UtilFuncs._extract_db_name(obj.result))
-        obj._mlresults.append(obj.result)
-        return obj
-        
-    def __repr__(self):
-        """
-        Returns the string representation for a NPath class instance.
-        """
-        repr_string="############ STDOUT Output ############"
-        repr_string = "{}\n\n{}".format(repr_string,self.result)
-        return repr_string
-