Explore how to design a #MachineLearning pipeline with built-in observability for credit card fraud detection.
The approach leverages powerful tools like MLflow, Streamlit, Prometheus, Grafana & Evidently AI.
#InfoQ article: https://bit.ly/4l0FrBa
Explore how to design a #MachineLearning pipeline with built-in observability for credit card fraud detection.
The approach leverages powerful tools like MLflow, Streamlit, Prometheus, Grafana & Evidently AI.
#InfoQ article: https://bit.ly/4l0FrBa
Mastering LLM Fine-Tuning: Harnessing SkyPilot and MLflow for Seamless Training
In the fast-evolving world of machine learning, the ability to efficiently fine-tune Large Language Models (LLMs) is paramount. This article explores how to leverage SkyPilot and MLflow, two powerful ...
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
MLflow LLM Evaluate:Amazon Bedrock / Claude 3.5 Sonnet で LLM-as-a-Judge による LLM の評価
https://qiita.com/nttd-saitouyun/items/061548eabe37a868c507?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items
My blog post on "Building a Data Science Platform with Kubernetes" got published in Towards Data Science, explaining how to setup JupyterHub, MLflow and SeldonCore in Kubernetes
Canonical Launches Data Science Stack for Data Science and Machine Learning Beginners #DataScienceStack #DSS #Datascience #MachineLearning #Ubuntu #Pytorch #Tensorflow #Microk8s #Jupyterlab #MLflow #Linux
https://ostechnix.com/canonical-data-science-stack-dss/
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: https://github.com/DataTalksClub/mlops-zoomcamp/tree/main/03-orchestration
Thank you Alexey Grigorev for organizing the course.
Hello friends!
Thses last two weeks in #mlopszoomcamp, a course organized by DataTalksClub, we finished the homework on #MLflow.
For more details, see the module 3 course repository: https://github.com/DataTalksClub/mlops-zoomcamp/tree/main/03-orchestration
Thank you Alexey Grigorev for organizing the course.
Hello friends!
These last two weeks in #mlopszoomcamp, a course organized by DataTalksClub, we dive into the world of #MLflow.
For more details, check out the module 3 course repository: https://github.com/DataTalksClub/mlops-zoomcamp/tree/main/03-orchestration
Thank you Alexey Grigorev for organizing the course.
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: https://github.com/DataTalksClub/mlops-zoomcamp/tree/main/02-experiment-tracking
Thank you Alexey Grigorev for organizing the course.
Hello friends!
This week in #mlopszoomcamp, a course organized by DataTalksClub, we finished the homework on #MLflow.
For more details, see the module 2 course repository: https://github.com/DataTalksClub/mlops-zoomcamp/tree/main/02-experiment-tracking
Thank you Alexey Grigorev for organizing the course.
Hello friends!
The last week in #mlopszoomcamp, a course organized by DataTalksClub, we dive into the world of #MLflow.
For more details, check out the module 2 course repository: https://github.com/DataTalksClub/mlops-zoomcamp/tree/main/02-experiment-tracking
Thank you Alexey Grigorev for organizing the course.
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..."
MLflow Intro Course
Managing the Complete Machine Learning Lifecycle with MLflow is a three-hour intro to MLflow workshop by Jules S. Damji. The course is for beginners, and it covers the core functionality of MLflow: Tracking
Projects
Models
Registry
UI
Playlist : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2ivGIeWjZUhs_NX_xwR8yggvyB6wSnQh
MLflow 2.8 with LLM-as-a-judge metrics and Best Practices for LLM Evaluation of RAG Applications #mlflow #ai #llm https://www.luisquintanilla.me/feed/mlflow-2-8-llm-as-judge-rag-evaluation?utm_medium=feed