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MLOps

Streamline Machine Learning operations & run models at scale.

Productionizing machine learning is difficult. it requires stringent operational rigor to keep all
these processes synchronous and working in tandem. MLOps encompasses the experimentation,
iteration, and continuous improvement of the machine learning lifecycle.

Simplified Model Management

Manage all aspects of the model lifecycle centrally with data interactivity and visibility

Accelerating Model Outcomes

Expedite the Data-to-Revenue cycle with the right mix of automation, re-usability and adept monitoring of projects

Driving Productivity For Data Scientists

Enable improved focus for Data Scientists on model design and training with automation of repetitive tasks involved in preparing data

Flexibility for Stakeholders

Derive the best from both tech and non-tech teams. Benefit with the flexibility to code or click-through to visually profiling data

Effective Model Governance

Promote transparent, well -governed environments to enable all aspects of collaboration under a single roof.

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Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)

Iteratively explore, share, and prep data for the machine learning lifecycle by creating reproducible, editable, and shareable datasets, tables, and visualizations.

Model Training & Tuning

Use popular open source libraries such as scikit-learn and hyperopt to train and improve model performance. As a simpler alternative, use automated machine learning tools such as AutoML to automatically perform trial runs and create reviewable and deployable code.

Model Inference & Serving

Manage the frequency of model refresh, inference request times and similar production -specifics in testing and QA. Use CI/CD tools such as repos and orchestrators (borrowing devops principles) to automate the pre -production pipeline.

Data Prep & Feature Engineering

Iteratively transform, aggregate, and de-duplicate data to create refined features. Most importantly, make the features visible and shareable across data teams, leveraging a feature store.

Model Review & Governance

Track model lineage, model versions, and manage model artifacts and transitions through their lifecycle. Discover, share, and collaborate across ML models with the help of an open source MLOps platform such as MLflow.

Model Deployment & Retraining

Automate permissions and cluster creation to productionize registered models. Enable REST API model endpoints. Create alerts and automation to take corrective action In case of model drift due to differences in training and inference data.

Approach to implementing MLOps

Key capabilities

Data Wrangling

Cleansing, missing value imputations

Feature Engineering

Generating features with hot encoding on categorical variables

Artifact Lineage

Saving different model runs, accuracies, predictions of each run

Hyper Parameter Tuning

General parameters, booster parameters, learning task parameters

Model & Inference Interpretability

Achieving 80-90% accuracy with model governance, retraining

CI-CD Pipeline

Pipeline configured for data,model and deployment

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Case Study

MLOps for propensity to sell in a leading e-commerce company

There’s no doubt that data-driven companies will lead the world. But to lead in our current times ...

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