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Brian Lipp
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Brian Lipp

Brian Lipp is a Technology Polyglot, Engineer, and Solution Architect with a wide skillset in many technology domains. His programming background has ranged from R, Python, and Scala, to Go and Rust development. He has worked on Big Data systems, Data Lakes, data warehouses, and backend software engineering. Brian earned a Master of Science, CSIS from Pace University in 2009. He is currently a Sr. Data Engineer working with large Tech firms to build Data Ecosystems.
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Feature stores

A feature store is a repository of features that have been created and versioned and are ready for model training. Recording features and storing them is critical for reproducibility. I have seen many cases where data scientists have created models with no documentation on how to retrain them other than a mess of complex code. A feature store is a catalog of features, similar to a model store. Feature stores are normally organized into databases and feature tables.

Let’s jump right in and go through Databricks feature store’s APIs:

  1. First, let’s import the necessary libraries:
    from databricks import feature_store
    from databricks.feature_store import FeatureLookup
    import random
  2. Now, let’s create our name and record our database and schema. We are using the users DataFrame. We will also set our lookup_key, which in this case is user_id. A lookup key is just the value that identifies the feature store when we’re searching for...
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Brian Lipp

Brian Lipp is a Technology Polyglot, Engineer, and Solution Architect with a wide skillset in many technology domains. His programming background has ranged from R, Python, and Scala, to Go and Rust development. He has worked on Big Data systems, Data Lakes, data warehouses, and backend software engineering. Brian earned a Master of Science, CSIS from Pace University in 2009. He is currently a Sr. Data Engineer working with large Tech firms to build Data Ecosystems.
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