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Willem Meints
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Willem Meints is a software architect and engineer with a wide variety of interests. His background in software engineering hasnt stopped him from exploring new areas like machine learning as part of his daily work. This sparked a deep passion for everything related to artificial intelligence and deep learning. Willem studied electronics after his high-school career but quickly discovered he had more fun building applications. This led to his decision to leave the world of electronics and find a career in software engineering. After he finished his bachelor in software engineering he started working for Info Support where hes been working ever since.
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Storing your models

In order to be able to deploy your models to production, you need to be able to store a trained model on disk. CNTK offers two ways to store models on disk. You can either store checkpoints to continue training at a later time, or you can store a portable version of your model. Each of these storage methods has its own use.

Storing model checkpoints to continue training at a later point

Some models take a long time to train, sometimes up to weeks at a time. You don't want to lose all your progress when your machine crashes during training, or if there's a power outage.

This is where checkpointing becomes useful. You can create a checkpoint during training using a CheckpointConfig object. You...

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Willem Meints

Willem Meints is a software architect and engineer with a wide variety of interests. His background in software engineering hasnt stopped him from exploring new areas like machine learning as part of his daily work. This sparked a deep passion for everything related to artificial intelligence and deep learning. Willem studied electronics after his high-school career but quickly discovered he had more fun building applications. This led to his decision to leave the world of electronics and find a career in software engineering. After he finished his bachelor in software engineering he started working for Info Support where hes been working ever since.
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