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An end-to-end Machine Learning system, starting with a dataset and going all the way to monitoring it in production. We start next Monday! We'll build everything using open-source tools, and I'll show you how to deploy your system on different cloud platforms. I've been running this live course for... show more

Santiago

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Santiago1 year ago

You can join at

Jeffrey 🐬 confident-ai.com1 year ago

Evaluating a model sounds just like what we’re doing :)) Built an open-source LLM evaluating framework here 😇

Mohammed Lubbad, PhD1 year ago

That sounds like a comprehensive project. Open-source tools offer great flexibility for such endeavors. What cloud platforms are you considering?

Santiago1 year ago

You’ll be able to deploy anywhere. We’ll have sessions on AWS and Azure.

Pau Labarta Bajo1 year ago

I've heard there is another great live course on real world ML... around a mile away 😉

Santiago1 year ago

ha ha!

Jeff Amazon1 year ago

I love that !!!

CTS Tech1 year ago

He speaks the truth!! 🤑🤑

NebutronX 🌩️ 🇹🇼 ネビュトロン1 year ago

I'm working full-time (data engineer) and working on my Master's - but I'm still thinking about signing up!

GillyDaScalper1 year ago

Do you have to have experience in coding or can I learn with some idea of coding?

Santiago1 year ago

If you haven't written code before, you shouldn't join.

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