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MLOps community meetup #3! Last Wednesday we talked to Phil Winder, CEO, Winder Research.
The topic of conversation for our virtual meetup was an in-depth look at a pyramid of software engineering best practices that built up to incorporate data science best practices. That is to say, we analyzed “the essentials”, "nice to have" and "optimal" ways of doing data science.
Machine Learning/Data Science/AI is an extension of the technical stack. So you can't really talk about Data science best practices without accidentally talking about software engineering best practices. For example, model provenance doesn't count for anything if you don't have code or container provenance. Just as Maslow has the basic human needs so too do we have basic MLOps needs. Where does "MLOps", as a "thing", starts and end? For example, the four very reasonable best practices of the operation of models, but these are usually consumed into higher-level abstractions because there is a lot more to do than "just" provenance.
//This was a virtual fireside chat between Phil Winder and Demetrios Brinkmann. relevant links can be found below:
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MLOps community meetup #3! Last Wednesday we talked to Phil Winder, CEO, Winder Research.
The topic of conversation for our virtual meetup was an in-depth look at a pyramid of software engineering best practices that built up to incorporate data science best practices. That is to say, we analyzed “the essentials”, "nice to have" and "optimal" ways of doing data science.
Machine Learning/Data Science/AI is an extension of the technical stack. So you can't really talk about Data science best practices without accidentally talking about software engineering best practices. For example, model provenance doesn't count for anything if you don't have code or container provenance. Just as Maslow has the basic human needs so too do we have basic MLOps needs. Where does "MLOps", as a "thing", starts and end? For example, the four very reasonable best practices of the operation of models, but these are usually consumed into higher-level abstractions because there is a lot more to do than "just" provenance.
//This was a virtual fireside chat between Phil Winder and Demetrios Brinkmann. relevant links can be found below:
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