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Jasmeet Bhatia
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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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Doing inference with BQML

In supervised ML, the ultimate goal is to use a trained model to make predictions on new data. BQML provides the ML.PREDICT function for this purpose. Using this function, you can easily predict outcomes by supplying new data to a trained model. The ML.PREDICT function can be used during model creation, after model creation, or after a failure, so long as at least one iteration has been completed. The function returns a table with the same number of rows as the input table, and it includes all columns from the input table and all output columns from the model, with the output column names prefixed with predicted_.

ML.PREDICT(MODEL model_name,
          {TABLE table_name | (query_statement)}
          [, STRUCT<threshold FLOAT64,
          keep_original_columns BOOL> settings)])

The output fields that...

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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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