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Summary: This blog explains how to build efficient datapipelines, detailing each step from data collection to final delivery. Introduction Datapipelines play a pivotal role in modern data architecture by seamlessly transporting and transforming raw data into valuable insights.
Image generated with Midjourney In today’s fast-paced world of data science, building impactful machine learning models relies on much more than selecting the best algorithm for the job. Data scientists and machine learning engineers need to collaborate to make sure that together with the model, they develop robust datapipelines.
With proper unstructured data management, you can write validation checks to detect multiple entries of the same data. Continuous learning: In a properly managed unstructured datapipeline, you can use new entries to train a production ML model, keeping the model up-to-date.
Technologies like ApacheKafka, often used in modern CDPs, use log-based approaches to stream customer events between systems in real-time. All this raw data goes into your persistent stage. Both persistent staging and data lakes involve storing large amounts of raw data. You’d miss all the exciting plays!
Today different stages exist within ML pipelines built to meet technical, industrial, and business requirements. This section delves into the common stages in most ML pipelines, regardless of industry or business function. 1 Data Ingestion (e.g., ApacheKafka, Amazon Kinesis) 2 Data Preprocessing (e.g.,
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