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

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Axfood has a structure with multiple decentralized data science teams with different areas of responsibility. Together with a central data platform team, the data science teams bring innovation and digital transformation through AI and ML solutions to the organization.

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MLOps Landscape in 2023: Top Tools and Platforms

The MLOps Blog

Core features of end-to-end MLOps platforms End-to-end MLOps platforms combine a wide range of essential capabilities and tools, which should include: Data management and preprocessing : Provide capabilities for data ingestion, storage, and preprocessing, allowing you to efficiently manage and prepare data for training and evaluation.

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Deliver your first ML use case in 8–12 weeks

AWS Machine Learning Blog

You may have gaps in skills and technologies, including operationalizing ML solutions, implementing ML services, and managing ML projects for rapid iterations. Ensuring data quality, governance, and security may slow down or stall ML projects. Conduct exploratory analysis and data preparation.

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How to Build an End-To-End ML Pipeline

The MLOps Blog

One of the most prevalent complaints we hear from ML engineers in the community is how costly and error-prone it is to manually go through the ML workflow of building and deploying models. Building end-to-end machine learning pipelines lets ML engineers build once, rerun, and reuse many times. Data preprocessing.

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Definite Guide to Building a Machine Learning Platform

The MLOps Blog

From gathering and processing data to building models through experiments, deploying the best ones, and managing them at scale for continuous value in production—it’s a lot. As the number of ML-powered apps and services grows, it gets overwhelming for data scientists and ML engineers to build and deploy models at scale.