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Jasmeet is a Machine Learning Architect with over 8 years of experience in Data Science and Machine Learning Engineering at Google and Microsoft, and overall has 17 years of experience in Product Engineering and Technology consulting at Deloitte, Disney, and Motorola. He has been involved in building technology solutions that focus on solving complex business problems by utilizing information and data assets. He has built high performing engineering teams, designed and built global scale AI/Machine Learning, Data Science, and Advanced analytics solutions for image recognition, natural language processing, sentiment analysis, and personalization.
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​Kartik is an Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning professional with 6+ years of industry experience in developing and architecting large scale AI/ML solutions using the technological advancements in the field of Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Computer Vision and Natural Language Processing. Kartik has filed 9 patents at the intersection of Machine Learning, Healthcare, and Operations. Kartik loves sharing knowledge, blogging, travel, and photography.
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Generating predictions using the recently trained model

Once the AutoML model is trained, you can generate predictions using one of the following two methods:

  • Batch predictions: As the name suggests, batch predictions are asynchronous predictions generated for a batch of inputs. This is used when a real-time response is unnecessary and you want to submit a single request to process many data instances. In Vertex AI, a request for batch predictions can be submitted directly to a model residing in the Vertex AI Model registry, without the need to deploy it on an endpoint.
  • Online predictions: If you need real-time inference – for example, when responding to application input – you need to use the Vertex AI online prediction option. To use online prediction, you must first deploy the model to an endpoint. This step provisions infrastructure resources and deploys prediction serving mechanism using the specified model, enabling it to serve predictions with low latency...
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Jasmeet Bhatia

Jasmeet is a Machine Learning Architect with over 8 years of experience in Data Science and Machine Learning Engineering at Google and Microsoft, and overall has 17 years of experience in Product Engineering and Technology consulting at Deloitte, Disney, and Motorola. He has been involved in building technology solutions that focus on solving complex business problems by utilizing information and data assets. He has built high performing engineering teams, designed and built global scale AI/Machine Learning, Data Science, and Advanced analytics solutions for image recognition, natural language processing, sentiment analysis, and personalization.
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Kartik Chaudhary

​Kartik is an Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning professional with 6+ years of industry experience in developing and architecting large scale AI/ML solutions using the technological advancements in the field of Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Computer Vision and Natural Language Processing. Kartik has filed 9 patents at the intersection of Machine Learning, Healthcare, and Operations. Kartik loves sharing knowledge, blogging, travel, and photography.
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