This document discusses PyData, a meetup group for data science. It provides reasons to join PyData like its community and for learning machine learning software. It also includes links to Kaggle competitions and tutorials related to toxicity analysis and natural language processing. The document advertises Microsoft's machine learning and AI products and when each may be suitable. It ends by promoting upcoming meetup events and linking to tutorials on deep learning techniques like GRUs, LSTMs and word embeddings.
4. • Best and fastest learning
• Great community
• If you want to really try an ML
software product, this is the
way
• Like sports compared to real-
life
Reasons to
24. Azure Machine Learning
Studio
(GUI interface, R, Python,
operationalization through webservices,
Azure only)
Azure Machine Learning Services
(code-first, Python (R comming), model
management, runs locally, in docker – Azure
/on-prem, use your own IDE, operationalize
through webservices)
Machine Learning Server
(on-prem & Azure**, license SQL Server,
R/Python, pushdown R/Python to
Hadoop/Spark, SQL Server,
Operationalization module – webservices,
interface R/Python, use your own IDE)
SQL Server Machine Learning
Services
(on-prem & Azure*, license SQL Server,
R/Python inside Stored Procedure,
operationalization SQL, interface SQL,
models stored in table)
ON-PREMISES
A ZURE
DATA SCIENTISTSBUSINESS
POWER USERS
25. Machine Learning & AI Portfolio
When to use what?
What engine(s) do you want
to use?
Deployment target
Which experience do you
want?
Build your own or consume pre-
trained models?
Microsoft
ML & AI
products
Build your
own
Azure Machine Learning
Code first
(On-prem)
ML Server
On-
prem
Hadoop
SQL
Server
(cloud)
AML services (Preview)
SQL
Server
Spark Hadoop Azure
Batch
DSVM Azure
Container
Service
Visual tooling
(cloud)
AML Studio
Consume
Cognitive services, bots
(cloud)
Data Lake
Analytics