I assume your classifier has an internal state which you want to maintain 
and a startup time you want to avoid. If you are running on a single 
machine with rocket (the built-in web2py server) you can cache that state 
in ram. For example given

class NLP(object):
     lock = threading.Lock()
     def __init__(self, init_variables): pass
     def run(self, input):
            lock.acquire() # because no way this is thread safe
            try: 
                do something
            finally:
                lock.release()

you can do

init_variables = ...
nlp = cache.ram('my-classfier',lambda: NLP(init_variables),None) # None= 
never expore
nlp.run(....) # where needed

In a multiprocess or distributed environment where ram is not shared this 
approach will not work. You will need to run your code as a service from a 
single instance and call it where needed via an API. You can try use the 
xmlrpc module for that.

On Monday, 20 July 2015 01:14:39 UTC-5, Anshul Goyal wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have created a text classifier in spyder which classifies text data into 
> certain categories. Now i want to create a web application(i am using 
> web2py based on lot of positive reviews) on top of that. So workflow will 
> be;  User enters or types text into a user input box, input is stored into 
> string and then passed onto my text classifier which returns the category 
> it belongs to. I want to understand how to link that text classifier 
> created in spyder with web application created using web2py.
>
> Do i copy 'text classifier' code  and run it entirely when user submits 
> the text. Is there any way the my NLP text classifier is stored at some 
> location and user input is directly passed onto it.
>
> Any direction/hyperlinks/specific pointers to documentation on this will 
> be really helpful. 
>
> Thanks,
> Anshul
>

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