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Moving from prototype to production in machine learning can be challenging.
5 best practices for machine learning in production.
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5 best practices for machine learning in production.
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cc: @abacusai
@abacusai 1. Keep your models up to date
As new data becomes available, your models need to be retrained on this new data to stay accurate and to the mark.
As new data becomes available, your models need to be retrained on this new data to stay accurate and to the mark.
@abacusai 2. Monitor your models
Itβs important to keep an eye on how your models perform over time. If you see that accuracy is declining, it may be time to retrain your model.
Itβs important to keep an eye on how your models perform over time. If you see that accuracy is declining, it may be time to retrain your model.
@abacusai 3. Timely Retraining
Even if your models are performing well today, new data can come along that invalidates your current models. Be prepared to retrain your models as needed.
Even if your models are performing well today, new data can come along that invalidates your current models. Be prepared to retrain your models as needed.
@abacusai 4. Automate model training and deployment
Automating your machine learning pipeline using MLOps tools can save you a lot of time and effort.
Models can be upgraded automatically without any human intervention resulting in the best user experience all the time!
Automating your machine learning pipeline using MLOps tools can save you a lot of time and effort.
Models can be upgraded automatically without any human intervention resulting in the best user experience all the time!
@abacusai 5. Assisted MLOps at Scale
End-to-end platforms like @abacusai can make it really easy to train and deploy your ML models on autopilot without getting your hands dirty on the infrastructure and deployment side.
So, you can just focus on your usecase!
π abacus.ai/
End-to-end platforms like @abacusai can make it really easy to train and deploy your ML models on autopilot without getting your hands dirty on the infrastructure and deployment side.
So, you can just focus on your usecase!
π abacus.ai/
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Akshay π @akshay_pachaar
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Nov 26, 2022
Great Share Shubham! ππ»