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Machine Learning Engineering in the Real World

ODSC - Open Data Science

Secondly, to be a successful ML engineer in the real world, you cannot just understand the technology; you must understand the business. We should start by considering the broad elements that should constitute any ML solution, as indicated in the following diagram: Figure 1.2:

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First ODSC Europe 2023 Sessions Announced

ODSC - Open Data Science

ML Governance: A Lean Approach Ryan Dawson | Principal Data Engineer | Thoughtworks Meissane Chami | Senior ML Engineer | Thoughtworks During this session, you’ll discuss the day-to-day realities of ML Governance. Some of the questions you’ll explore include How much documentation is appropriate?

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Amazon SageMaker Feature Store now supports cross-account sharing, discovery, and access

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Let’s demystify this using the following personas and a real-world analogy: Data and ML engineers (owners and producers) – They lay the groundwork by feeding data into the feature store Data scientists (consumers) – They extract and utilize this data to craft their models Data engineers serve as architects sketching the initial blueprint.

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Philips accelerates development of AI-enabled healthcare solutions with an MLOps platform built on Amazon SageMaker

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Amazon SageMaker provides purpose-built tools for machine learning operations (MLOps) to help automate and standardize processes across the ML lifecycle. In this post, we describe how Philips partnered with AWS to develop AI ToolSuite—a scalable, secure, and compliant ML platform on SageMaker.

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Build an Amazon SageMaker Model Registry approval and promotion workflow with human intervention

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Specialist Data Engineering at Merck, and Prabakaran Mathaiyan, Sr. ML Engineer at Tiger Analytics. The large machine learning (ML) model development lifecycle requires a scalable model release process similar to that of software development. This post is co-written with Jayadeep Pabbisetty, Sr.

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Bundesliga Match Fact Ball Recovery Time: Quantifying teams’ success in pressing opponents on AWS

AWS Machine Learning Blog

This allows for seamless communication of positional data and various outputs of Bundesliga Match Facts between containers in real time. The match-related data is collected and ingested using DFL’s DataHub. Both the Lambda function and the Fargate container publish the data for further consumption in the relevant MSK topics.

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FMOps/LLMOps: Operationalize generative AI and differences with MLOps

AWS Machine Learning Blog

These data owners are focused on providing access to their data to multiple business units or teams. Data science team – Data scientists need to focus on creating the best model based on predefined key performance indicators (KPIs) working in notebooks.