This course takes a real-world approach to the ML Workflow through a case study. An ML team faces several ML business requirements and use cases. The team must understand the tools required for data management and governance and consider the best approach for data preprocessing.

Machine Learning in the Enterprise

Machine Learning in the Enterprise
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Instructor: Google Cloud Training
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What you'll learn
Describe data management, governance, and preprocessing options
Identify when to use Vertex AutoML, BigQuery ML, and custom training
Implement Vertex Vizier Hyperparameter Tuning
Explain how to create batch and online predictions, setup model monitoring, and create pipelines using Vertex AI
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Reviewed on Sep 11, 2018
A lot of core neural network topics were presented in a productive way and I particularly liked the LAB showing how to write custom estimators.
Reviewed on Feb 14, 2019
Very interesting course! Specifically the last modules with custom estimators and the ability to create estimators straight from Keras!
Reviewed on Aug 16, 2020
The course is difficult. You may need to review some sections because off the amount of information.




