Explanation/Reference:
Explanation:
Access intermediate datasets from Machine Learning experiments
The following steps show an example that creates an experiment, runs it and accesses the intermediate dataset.
1. Create a new experiment.
2. Insert an Adult Census Income Binary Classification dataset module.
3. Insert a Split module, and connect its input to the dataset module output.
4. Insert a Convert to CSV module and connect its input to one of the Split module outputs.
5. Save the experiment, run it, and wait for it to finish running.
6. Click the output node on the Convert to CSV module.
7. When the context menu appears, select Generate Data Access Code
8. Select the code snippet and copy it to your clipboard from the window that appears..
9. Paste the code in your notebook.
Note: After an experiment is run in the Machine Learning Studio, it is possible to access the intermediate datasets from the output nodes of modules. Intermediate datasets are data that has been created and used for intermediate steps when a model tool has been run.
Intermediate datasets can be accessed as long as the data format is compatible with the Python client library.
The following formats are supported (constants for these are in the azureml.DataTypeIds class):
PlainText

GenericCSV

GenericTSV

GenericCSVNoHeader

GenericTSVNoHeader

References: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/machine-learning/team-data-science-process/python- data-access