Course Outline
Introduction to Apache Airflow for Machine Learning
- Overview of Apache Airflow and its significance in data science.
- Key features essential for automating machine learning workflows.
- Setting up Airflow for data science initiatives.
Building Machine Learning Pipelines with Airflow
- Designing DAGs for comprehensive end-to-end ML workflows.
- Utilizing operators for data ingestion, preprocessing, and feature engineering.
- Scheduling and managing pipeline dependencies.
Model Training and Validation
- Automating model training tasks using Airflow.
- Integrating Airflow with ML frameworks such as TensorFlow and PyTorch.
- Validating models and storing evaluation metrics.
Model Deployment and Monitoring
- Deploying machine learning models via automated pipelines.
- Monitoring deployed models through Airflow tasks.
- Managing retraining and model updates.
Advanced Customization and Integration
- Developing custom operators tailored for ML-specific tasks.
- Integrating Airflow with cloud platforms and ML services.
- Extending Airflow workflows using plugins and sensors.
Optimizing and Scaling ML Pipelines
- Enhancing workflow performance for large-scale data processing.
- Scaling Airflow deployments using Celery and Kubernetes.
- Best practices for establishing production-grade ML workflows.
Case Studies and Practical Applications
- Real-world examples of ML automation utilizing Airflow.
- Hands-on exercise: Constructing an end-to-end ML pipeline.
- Discussion of challenges and solutions in ML workflow management.
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Familiarity with machine learning concepts and workflows.
- A foundational understanding of Apache Airflow, including Directed Acyclic Graphs (DAGs) and operators.
- Proficiency in Python programming.
Target Audience
- Data scientists.
- Machine learning engineers.
- AI developers.
Testimonials (3)
I really liked the end where we took the time to play around with CHAT GPT. The room was not set up the best for this- instead of one large table a couple of small ones so we could get into small groups and brainstorm would have helped
Nola - Laramie County Community College
Course - Artificial Intelligence (AI) Overview
Working from first principles in a focused way, and moving to applying case studies within the same day
Maggie Webb - Department of Jobs, Regions, and Precincts
Course - Artificial Neural Networks, Machine Learning, Deep Thinking
That it was applying real company data. Trainer had a very good approach by making trainees participate and compete
