Using a trained model in R on another language [closed] - r

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I've trained a model using R, but now I am trying to deploy it in the current stack using NodeJS, I know that the model can be store as an RDS, but I'm not sure if I can use this model externally. Has anyone done this?

I think there are 2 answers.
The general case:
No, this is not only data represented in an R format (.RDS) it's also only really a "model" when it's being interpreted by not even just R, but the R library running on R that trained the model (stats, caret, optimr, etc). So you could launch R from another language like NodeJS, but it will still need to hit R at some point in the process.
and the exception
If you create a PMML model in R, you could export it and read it in another language, as that's universal.

You can expose your model as a REST API and call it from any language

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My question is how to update learning model in real time? for example I want to update model every 5 minute when new data is available without retraining the model completely again (due to heavy server load). Is there some packeges in R for doing this?
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My research team has a series of "relatively" standard analyses that they run for different experiments, but need slightly different analysis procedures. I want to give them the freedom to analyze their own data, despite being programming naive. I would like to create a GUI that asks them a series of questions that will lead them to the right script (which I will have written, and have available on the back end) so that they can just push "run" and have their analysis spit out.
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