🤖@Uber Ludwig = Open Source Framework for Creating ML Models Without Writing Any Code.
To use Ludwig all you need is a data file with the inputs attributes and the desired outputs, Ludwig does the result.
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The main innovation behind Ludwig = idea of data-type specific encoders and decoders. Ludwig uses specific encoders and decoders for any given data type supported.
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Ludwig is based on a series of principles:
+No Coding Required
+Generality
+Flexibility
+Extensibility
+Interpretability
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The centralized nature of AI makes it difficult for startups to compete with the large tech incumbents that have access to:
+massive datasets
+virtually unlimited computing resources
+world-class research talent
Decentralized AI is the key
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The research in decentralized ML is nothing new and can be traced back to the late 1970s
But the space has caught new momentum w/ blockchains and distributed ledger technologies
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However, blockchains are not the only technology trend influencing decentralized ML
Decentralized ML has benefited from:
+Blockchains
+Federated Learning
+Private ML
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TensorFlow Serving = the first mainstream model serving architecture in ML frameworks
+It serves ML models inside Google
+It is available in the cloud and via open-source
How it was created and how it works?
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Deep dive into "TensorFlow-Serving: Flexible, High-Performance ML Serving" by @JeremiahHarmsen, @FangweiLi, @sukritiramesh, Christopher Olston, Noah Fiedel, Kiril Gorovoy, Li Lao, Vinu Rajashekhar, Jordan Soyke
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Paper outlined the architecture of a serving pipeline for @TensorFlow models
Capabilities of TensorFlow serving:
+model lifecycle management;
+experiments with multiple algorithms;
+efficient use of GPU resources
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