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Automated Machine Learning with Microsoft Azure

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Product type Book
Published in Apr 2021
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781800565319
Pages 340 pages
Edition 1st Edition
Languages
Author (1):
Dennis Michael Sawyers Dennis Michael Sawyers
Profile icon Dennis Michael Sawyers

Table of Contents (17) Chapters

Preface Section 1: AutoML Explained – Why, What, and How
Chapter 1: Introducing AutoML Chapter 2: Getting Started with Azure Machine Learning Service Chapter 3: Training Your First AutoML Model Section 2: AutoML for Regression, Classification, and Forecasting – A Step-by-Step Guide
Chapter 4: Building an AutoML Regression Solution Chapter 5: Building an AutoML Classification Solution Chapter 6: Building an AutoML Forecasting Solution Chapter 7: Using the Many Models Solution Accelerator Section 3: AutoML in Production – Automating Real-Time and Batch Scoring Solutions
Chapter 8: Choosing Real-Time versus Batch Scoring Chapter 9: Implementing a Batch Scoring Solution Chapter 10: Creating End-to-End AutoML Solutions Chapter 11: Implementing a Real-Time Scoring Solution Chapter 12: Realizing Business Value with AutoML Other Books You May Enjoy

Prepping data for AutoML forecasting

Forecasting is very different from either classification or regression. ML models for regression or classification predict some output based on some input data. ML models for forecasting, on the other hand, predict a future state based on patterns found in the past. This means that there are key time-related details you need to pay attention to while shaping your data.

For this exercise, you are going to use the OJ Sales Simulated Data Azure Open Dataset for forecasting. Similar to the Diabetes Sample Azure Open Dataset you used for regression, OJ Sales Simulated Data is available simply by having an Azure account. You will use this data to create a model to predict future orange juice sales across different brands and stores.

There is one additional key difference; OJ Sales Simulated Data is a file dataset instead of a tabular dataset. While tabular datasets consist of one file containing columns and rows, file datasets consist of many files...

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