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I just did my first project using the #mlflow library to track metrics on iterations of manual tuning of an #sklearn pipeline, it works great and gives me some idea of the search space before moving into automated hyperparameter tuning.

I am using it in a super basic way, as an alternative to creating a gazillion cells with comments tracking metrics, does anyone have any favorite features to check out for taking mlflow to the next level?
#machinelearning #python #MLOps #scikitlearn

Hello friends!

These last two weeks in #mlopszoomcamp, a course organized by DataTalksClub, we finished the homework on #MLflow.
I have submitted your homework answers and the notebook has been uploaded to the repository.

For more details, see the module 3 course repository: github.com/DataTalksClub/mlops

Thank you Alexey Grigorev for organizing the course.

GitHubmlops-zoomcamp/03-orchestration at main · DataTalksClub/mlops-zoomcampFree MLOps course from DataTalks.Club. Contribute to DataTalksClub/mlops-zoomcamp development by creating an account on GitHub.

Hello friends!

This week in #mlopszoomcamp, a course organized by DataTalksClub, we finished the homework on #MLflow.
I have submitted your homework answers and the notebook has been uploaded to the repository.

For more details, see the module 2 course repository: github.com/DataTalksClub/mlops

Thank you Alexey Grigorev for organizing the course.

GitHubmlops-zoomcamp/02-experiment-tracking at main · DataTalksClub/mlops-zoomcampFree MLOps course from DataTalks.Club. Contribute to DataTalksClub/mlops-zoomcamp development by creating an account on GitHub.

Question about R, mlflow and models...

I am trying to register a R model using the crate flavor in mlflow, and I have some doubts.

I have been able to log and register the model. I have also tested that I can load the model again and use it for prediction (inputs/outputs are data.frames).

I was thinking... that would mean I should write the inference part in R, wouldn't it?

How could I deploy the model so it can be served as a general web service (REST API), not actually relying on final users to use R?

I'm now quite tired, but the only solution I have found is to maybe use plumbr to expose an API receiving a JSON with all the inputs as simple types, and generating the data.frame inside, as I have always done.

Do you think this can be done directly using a crated function? Has anybody done something similar?

Thanks in advance. I think this is a discussion worth having, as there is a lack of documentation on this topic for us R users. :(

I'm learning #mlflow for real for the first time and boy, I wish I was recording my reactions. Nothing makes sense!

Why am I getting this WARNING? Why are there little green and gray circles without tooltips? Why was this apparently successful run marked as "Failed"?

This is not a critique just on MLFlow. Software in general is often inscrutable and makes you feel stupid. After a while we get used to it and then write tutorials like "foo is easy, you just simply..."