Run ensemble ML models on Amazon SageMaker

Favorite Model deployment in machine learning (ML) is becoming increasingly complex. You want to deploy not just one ML model but large groups of ML models represented as ensemble workflows. These workflows are comprised of multiple ML models. Productionizing these ML models is challenging because you need to adhere to

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Shared by AWS Machine Learning October 18, 2022

Use Amazon SageMaker Canvas for exploratory data analysis

Favorite Exploratory data analysis (EDA) is a common task performed by business analysts to discover patterns, understand relationships, validate assumptions, and identify anomalies in their data. In machine learning (ML), it’s important to first understand the data and its relationships before getting into model building. Traditional ML development cycles can

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Shared by AWS Machine Learning October 18, 2022

Table Tennis: A Research Platform for Agile Robotics

Favorite Posted by Avi Singh, Research Scientist, and Laura Graesser, Research Engineer, Robotics at Google Robot learning has been applied to a wide range of challenging real world tasks, including dexterous manipulation, legged locomotion, and grasping. It is less common to see robot learning applied to dynamic, high-acceleration tasks requiring

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Shared by Google AI Technology October 18, 2022

Host code-server on Amazon SageMaker

Favorite Machine learning (ML) teams need the flexibility to choose their integrated development environment (IDE) when working on a project. It allows you to have a productive developer experience and innovate at speed. You may even use multiple IDEs within a project. Amazon SageMaker lets ML teams choose to work

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Shared by AWS Machine Learning October 17, 2022

The 4-question knowledge audit used by Winston Churchill

Favorite Sir Winston Churchill, the famous politician, used a 4-question Knowledge Audit to analyse the knowledge flow when things went wrong. Image from wikimedia commons Sir Winston Churchill hated being surprised, particularly by bad news.  He expected to receive an efficient flow of information and knowledge, and when he did

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Shared by Nick Milton October 17, 2022