Move the toggle to the right to allow SAI to install apps Press Settings to open Android’s settingsįlick the switch to the right on the Allow from this source option to grant permission. The first time, another pop-up window might warn you that Android hasn’t got permission to install apps from this source. Grant permission to SAI to access your filesĪ file explorer will open, locate the folder where you’ve saved the ZIP file that contains the split APKs, check the box on the right to select it and press the blue Select button in the bottom right corner. Grant them by pressing Allow in the pop-up window.
The first time you use the app it will ask you to grant permissions to access photos, multimedia files and other files.
Now that you’ve opened your new app, press the Install APKs button. Press here to install SAI on AndroidĪfter a few seconds, SAI will be fully installed. Open the downloaded APKĪndroid will ask if you want to install this application, press Accept in the bottom right hand corner. You can also search for the APK file in your download folder and press on it to run it. Once the download is completed, press Open on the on-screen notification. If this is the case, we suggest waiting a bit before running your experiment again.Confirm the download of Split APKs Installer You may be running into this issue as well if you see a message that looks something like thisĪnd you’ve used the above method to check which packages are in your workspace and the package in question appears on that list. We had to wait about half an hour before we could use the package. Note: In one instance, we ran into an issue where the package was not loaded into the workspace immediately. Drag this module into the experiment and connect its output to the third input of the Execute R Script module that will be using the packages.įrom there, you should be able to use the package as you normally would in R. We will first show you how to get a list of packages that are already in your workspace and then how to add additional packages.Ĭhecking Which R Packages are in Your WorkspaceĬreate a new experiment, and place the following R code in an “Execute R Script” module:ĭata.set my datasets. The Execute R Script module in Azure Machine Learning is incredibly useful for manipulating data in ways that other modules do not cover. Its functionality can be further expanded by adding R packages that are not included in Azure ML by default.
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