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The Protocol Deviation (PD) Classifier is a system designed to handle requests over a specified server and port.
Python 3.7+
pip
In the base directory of the cloned repository, navigate to the pdai directory :
Run the pip command with the parameters below:
CAUTION
Please note that the last character in the command is a period (.)
Once all dependencies are installed, the PD classifier is ready to use.
To start the system, run the following command:
The parameters <listening_address> and <listening_port> specify the server address and the IP port that will listen for incoming requests. Additionally, the classifier only processes POST requests made to the /prediction endpoint. Calls to any other path or using a different request method will return an error message.
If these parameters are not provided, the server will listen on the host's IP address and port 8088.
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Parameters must be provided in the specified order. If you need to run the service on a different IP address but use the default port, only the first parameter should be specified. If the service needs to run on a different port while using the default IP address, both parameters must be provided. Failure to adhere to these requirements may result in an error.
The service will continue running and will send messages to the console indicating its activity:
The PD classifier will stop when the CTRL+C keys are pressed or when the operating system prompt returns to the user for any other reason. A message like the following may appear.
The status of the PD classifier can be monitored by checking the process number indicated in the line INFO: Started server process [process_number], where the process_number corresponds to the identifier assigned to the server.
The PD classifier accepts only "POST" requests. For details on querying the system, please refer to the . The PD classifier is built on , an web server implementation for Python.
Download or clone the to your local machine.
To validate the service, you can send a query to the server as outlined in the .
