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The vast majority of fully trained models never make it to production, and those that do take an average of 12 weeks per development cycle. Whether due to performance issues, high costs to run, or pipeline dependencies that create roadblocks at every phase of deployment, nobody wants to endure delays or watch models die on the vine. In this session, you’ll learn how to spot (and avoid) the three most common pitfalls when it comes to getting ML models over the hurdle and into production.
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00:00 Introduction
00:42 Tensor from Hell
02:20 Dead and Delayed Models
03:15 Mistake 1: Not Fully Optimizing Your Model for Use Case or Hardware Target
04:36 The Fix
07:03 Mistake 2: Inadvertently Selecting the Wrong Combination or Framework, Environment, and Hardware Target
08:57 The Fix
10:48 Mistake 3: Handing off the Model with No Transition Plan
13:12 The Fix: Treat Models Like the Software They Are
13:47 Treat Models as Software Sooner, Build Smarter Apps Faster
15:08 Closing Notes
Microsoft Build 2022…...more
Avoid these 3 mistakes to ensure your model reaches production | ODBRK52
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2022May 27
The vast majority of fully trained models never make it to production, and those that do take an average of 12 weeks per development cycle. Whether due to performance issues, high costs to run, or pipeline dependencies that create roadblocks at every phase of deployment, nobody wants to endure delays or watch models die on the vine. In this session, you’ll learn how to spot (and avoid) the three most common pitfalls when it comes to getting ML models over the hurdle and into production.
Jump to:
00:00 Introduction
00:42 Tensor from Hell
02:20 Dead and Delayed Models
03:15 Mistake 1: Not Fully Optimizing Your Model for Use Case or Hardware Target
04:36 The Fix
07:03 Mistake 2: Inadvertently Selecting the Wrong Combination or Framework, Environment, and Hardware Target
08:57 The Fix
10:48 Mistake 3: Handing off the Model with No Transition Plan
13:12 The Fix: Treat Models Like the Software They Are
13:47 Treat Models as Software Sooner, Build Smarter Apps Faster
15:08 Closing Notes
Microsoft Build 2022…...more