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

AWS Machine Learning

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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Build custom code libraries for your Amazon SageMaker Data Wrangler Flows using AWS Code Commit

AWS Machine Learning

It contains over 300 built-in data transformation steps to aid with feature engineering, normalization, and cleansing to transform your data without having to write any code. For this post, we use the bank-full.csv data from the University of California Irving Machine Learning Repository to demonstrate these functionalities.

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Run inference at scale for OpenFold, a PyTorch-based protein folding ML model, using Amazon EKS

AWS Machine Learning

Model weights are available via scripts in the GitHub repository , and the MSAs are hosted by the Registry of Open Data on AWS (RODA). We use aws-do-eks , an open-source project that provides a large collection of easy-to-use and configurable scripts and tools to enable you to provision EKS clusters and run your inference.

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Connecting Amazon Redshift and RStudio on Amazon SageMaker

AWS Machine Learning

Users can also interact with data with ODBC, JDBC, or the Amazon Redshift Data API. This blog focuses on the Rstudio on Amazon SageMaker language, with business analysts, data engineers, data scientists, and all developers that use the R Language and Amazon Redshift, as the target audience. Prerequisites.

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Optimal pricing for maximum profit using Amazon SageMaker

AWS Machine Learning

This is a guest post by Viktor Enrico Jeney, Senior Machine Learning Engineer at Adspert. The repricing ML model is a Scikit-Learn Random Forest implementation in SageMaker Script Mode, which is trained using data available in the S3 bucket (the analytics layer). This may be different to the partitioning used on the stage layer.

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Build and train ML models using a data mesh architecture on AWS: Part 2

AWS Machine Learning

The data scientists in this team use Amazon SageMaker to build and train a credit risk prediction model using the shared credit risk data product from the consumer banking LoB. Now that you have a subset of the data as a dataframe, you can start exploring the data and see what feature engineering updates are needed for model training.

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Zero-shot and few-shot prompting for the BloomZ 176B foundation model with the simplified Amazon SageMaker JumpStart SDK

AWS Machine Learning

Prompt engineering for zero-shot and few-shot NLP tasks on BLOOM models Prompt engineering deals with creating high-quality prompts to guide the model towards the desired responses. Prompt engineering can greatly improve the performance of zero-shot and few-shot learning models. He is currently a Senior Adviser of CITIC CLSA.