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The Sequence Pulse: The Architecture Powering Data Drift Detection at Uber

TheSequence

Uber runs one of the most sophisticated data and machine learning(ML) infrastructures in the planet. It’s Michelangelo platform has been used as the reference architecture for many MLOps platforms over the last few years. Uber innvoations in ML and data span across all categories of the stack.

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Building ML Platform in Retail and eCommerce

The MLOps Blog

And eCommerce companies have a ton of use cases where ML can help. The problem is, with more ML models and systems in production, you need to set up more infrastructure to reliably manage everything. And because of that, many companies decide to centralize this effort in an internal ML platform. But how to build it?

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How Axfood enables accelerated machine learning throughout the organization using Amazon SageMaker

AWS Machine Learning Blog

In this post, we share how Axfood, a large Swedish food retailer, improved operations and scalability of their existing artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) operations by prototyping in close collaboration with AWS experts and using Amazon SageMaker. This is a guest post written by Axfood AB.

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Learnings From Building the ML Platform at Stitch Fix

The MLOps Blog

This article was originally an episode of the ML Platform Podcast , a show where Piotr Niedźwiedź and Aurimas Griciūnas, together with ML platform professionals, discuss design choices, best practices, example tool stacks, and real-world learnings from some of the best ML platform professionals.

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Machine Learning Operations (MLOPs) with Azure Machine Learning

ODSC - Open Data Science

Machine Learning Operations (MLOps) can significantly accelerate how data scientists and ML engineers meet organizational needs. A well-implemented MLOps process not only expedites the transition from testing to production but also offers ownership, lineage, and historical data about ML artifacts used within the team.