How To Fix WGDS_PROCESS771 - Unable to parse the inference results for model &1 version &2

SAP Error Message - Details

• Message type: E = Error

• Message class: WGDS_PROCESS - Global data synchronisation

• Message number: 771

• Message text: Unable to parse the inference results for model &1 version &2

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• What is the cause and solution for SAP error message WGDS_PROCESS771 - Unable to parse the inference results for model &1 version &2 ?

  The SAP error message:
  WGDS_PROCESS771 Unable to parse the inference results for model &1 version &2
  typically occurs in the context of SAP's machine learning or predictive services, where a model inference (prediction) is executed, but the system fails to correctly interpret or parse the results returned by the model.
  
  Cause
  
  Malformed or unexpected inference output: The model's output format does not match the expected structure that SAP's inference engine or service is designed to parse.
  Version mismatch: The model version (&2) might be incompatible with the current inference engine or the consuming application.
  Serialization/Deserialization issues: The data returned by the model might be corrupted, incomplete, or serialized in an unexpected format.
  Configuration errors: Incorrect configuration of the model deployment or inference service, such as wrong endpoint, wrong model version, or incorrect data schema.
  Network or communication issues: Partial or corrupted data transfer during inference request/response.
  Model runtime errors: The model itself might have runtime errors causing it to