Export model
Exports a model as an AES-encrypted, base64-encoded blob. Note the path segment is singular `model`, and there is **no `{model}` path segment** — the model name is passed as the `modelId` query parameter. The response is the standard `JSONResponse` envelope, not raw `application/octet-stream` binary.
Exports a model as an AES-encrypted, base64-encoded blob. Note the
path segment is singular model, and there is no {model} path
segment — the model name is passed as the modelId query parameter.
The response is the standard JSONResponse envelope, not raw
application/octet-stream binary.
Authorization
SymetryMLAuth HMAC-SHA256 signature-based authentication: requests are signed with
your secret key and sent with the Customer-ID, Sym-date,
Authorization, Content-MD5 and sym-version headers.
See SymetryML REST API Security
for the signature algorithm and a complete example.
In: header
Path Parameters
User/Customer identifier
Project identifier
Query Parameters
Name of the model to export.
Response Body
application/json
curl -X GET "https://example.com/c1/projects/nbra_prj_iris/model/export?modelId=nbra_prj_iris_1"{ "statusCode": 200, "statusString": "Model Exported with name [nbra_prj_iris_1] for customer [demo] projectName [iris]", "values": { "string": "/oZVLWVA2VczyB572ZSMl3bhwMGlCN1Eh4VYYAsDQQqyI8vCCexofRRfTawYUFGAEsncCKIiWJ/OXilhTpQQBDknw95iqMbsHtM7mvguzkJK8M9HKmzDvuTg1cGQEsdgcTRDOP4Zm8OxUOeJJNB6AT6oR2muP43D6iKmQpguJuQOgfxGJPdUxH4EI0==" }}Create EVT wrapper POST
Wraps an existing anomaly model's score with an online Extreme Value Theory tail threshold, so subsequent `predict` calls on that model add `evt_is_anomaly`/`evt_threshold`/`evt_anomaly_confidence` fields to the response instead of just the raw score. This is a synchronous call (not a scheduled job — no `sym-job-id` header). The request body is a **flat** map of strings (not `MLContext`); it is not wrapped in a `dataframe`/`mlcontext` envelope.
Import model POST
Imports a model previously exported via `GET /model/export`. Note the path segment is singular `model`. The request body is the raw AES-encrypted, base64-encoded export blob (the literal `values.string` value from the export response) as the body, decrypted server-side with the customer's key.