Use file input in custom ML Skill (mojo pipeline)

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#1

Hello,

I have a problem with a custom ML Model which takes a file (.csv) as input.
When uploading the package I had the option to chose between JSON, File and Files as input format. I chose file as I want to input a csv file (for now).

As the MLSkill activity only accepts strings as input, I’m not sure what to put in there?

Also I’m using a mojo pipeline created via h2o flow.

Do you have any documentation or examples/tutorials on the end-to-end process from data over h2o to a skill in UiPath?
Because I can’t find anything on this topic.

Greetings,
T0Bi

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#3

Hi @T0Bi

If you have selected file as input, the activity is expecting you to provide path to that file as input (it needs to be saved locally).

Jeremy