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Consume ML.NET from .NET Framework 4.8

SAMIL6Reputation points
2022-06-27T05:47:05.253+00:00

Hello,

I am wondering if it is possible to consume an ML.NET Model from .NET Framework 4.8? If I consume the ML model from .NET Core it works perfectly but I need to make it work for .NET4.8

Thanks in advance for your help.

Developer technologies | .NET | .NET Machine Learning
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    2022-07-04T20:51:34.957+00:00

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Joel RieckFollow5Reputation points
2023-01-14T03:07:13.97+00:00

I believe I have a similar issue. I can consume a model in a console app targeting either Net 6 or Netstandard 2.0 by copying and pasting the generated code snippet into the Program.cs file. When I do this targeting .NET Framework 4.8 the ModelInput and ModelOutput classes can’t be found in the Program.cs file when pasting the code snippet.

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Mohamed QandilFollow0Reputation points
2024-04-18T16:11:53.05+00:00

i have the same issue
can any one help?

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