Azure ML Archives - Carl de Souza

How to Create an Azure Machine Learning Workspace

September 12, 2019

In this post, we will look at how to create an Azure Machine Learning workspace. First, sign into https://portal.azure.com/ and search for and select Machine Learning: Click Add: Give the workspace a name and select any other properties: Select the workspace edition – Basic or Enterprise: We will create a Basic workspace first, then upgrade to an Enterprise one. Click on Go to Resource. You will see below the workspace ready: … Continue reading How to Create an Azure Machine Learning Workspace

How to Deploy an Azure ML Experiment to a Web Service

December 3, 2018

In a previous post, we created an Income Prediction experiment in Azure ML. Let’s now look at how to deploy this to a web service. In Azure ML Studio, in our experiment, select Setup Web Service: And then Predictive Web Service: We get a Predictive experiment tab created, with Web service input and Web Service output nodes added: Select Columns in a dataset: Join Connect Columns in Dataset to Adult Census … Continue reading How to Deploy an Azure ML Experiment to a Web Service

Creating an Income Prediction Azure ML Experiment in Azure ML Studio

December 3, 2018

In this post, we will look at how to create an Income Prediction model in Azure ML. We will use samples from Microsoft Azure and follow the Azure ML learning example. First, log into Azure ML Studio and select New to create a new Experiment: Go to Experiment and then Blank Experiment: Give the experiment a name: Next, we will need some data. In the search bar, type in “Income”, … Continue reading Creating an Income Prediction Azure ML Experiment in Azure ML Studio

Azure ML Titanic Example – Part 3 – Deploy

June 14, 2017

Adding to the previous 2 posts, we will now deploy our model as a web service. To start, make a copy of the original model. This will allow us to continue refining our model while users can use the original model through the web service. To save a copy, open the model and select Save As: Give the model a name: Now, with the new model open, select Setup Web … Continue reading Azure ML Titanic Example – Part 3 – Deploy

Azure ML Titanic Example – Part 2 – Build Model

June 12, 2017

In the previous post we showed how to set up our data so it is ready for building our Azure ML model. Next, we will build our model. We will be trying to determine whether a passenger “survived” or not. We have a field in our data for Survived, so we will set this as a label in Azure ML. To do this, we will drag across a new Edit … Continue reading Azure ML Titanic Example – Part 2 – Build Model

Azure ML Titanic Example – Part 1 – ETL

June 11, 2017

Microsoft has made available a tutorial to learn Azure ML by using data from the Titanic. With the data, we can work out whether a person is more likely to have survived the disaster or not. Here we will go through the example. In Part 1 of this post, we will extract, transform and load the data into Azure ML. First, download the sample data. The data is stored at: … Continue reading Azure ML Titanic Example – Part 1 – ETL

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