Adding a C# example for Cloud ML Engine's online prediction API #290
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Minor comment -- I'd expect you should be able to use dynamic here rather than have to define a Person class and use strong typing, just for filling in a bunch of fields.
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I originally did that, but then thought user in production probably has structured data. If, in fact, anonymous types are pretty ubiquitous, happy to change.
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Well, you're already using dynamic in dealing with the response, as well as an anonymous type in constructing the request (new { instances = instances }) itself ... hence this bit might as well do the same.
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| var version_suffix = version == null ? "" : $"/version/{version}"; | ||
| var model_uri = $"projects/{project}/models/{model}{version_suffix}"; |
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From a style point of view, C# code doesn't use underscores. This would be modelUri.
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| static async Task<dynamic> Predict(String project, String model, List<Person> instances, String version = null) |
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In the total nit category -- was slightly bugging me to see model and version parameters separated apart. Signature could be (instances, project, model, version). :)
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