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Snowpark ML: How to do Document Classification on Snowflake

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Snowpark ML is transforming the way that organizations implement AI solutions. Snowpark allows ML models and code to run on Snowflake warehouses. By “bringing the code to the data,” we’ve seen ML applications run anywhere from 4-100x faster than other architectures. Let’s create a table to hold our document vectors.

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Implement smart document search index with Amazon Textract and Amazon OpenSearch

AWS Machine Learning Blog

For modern companies that deal with enormous volumes of documents such as contracts, invoices, resumes, and reports, efficiently processing and retrieving pertinent data is critical to maintaining a competitive edge. What if there was a way to process documents intelligently and make them searchable in with high accuracy?

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Integrate HyperPod clusters with Active Directory for seamless multi-user login

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Amazon SageMaker HyperPod is purpose-built to accelerate foundation model (FM) training, removing the undifferentiated heavy lifting involved in managing and optimizing a large training compute cluster. In this solution, HyperPod cluster instances use the LDAPS protocol to connect to the AWS Managed Microsoft AD via an NLB.

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Use LangChain with PySpark to process documents at massive scale with Amazon SageMaker Studio and Amazon EMR Serverless

AWS Machine Learning Blog

This allows SageMaker Studio users to perform petabyte-scale interactive data preparation, exploration, and machine learning (ML) directly within their familiar Studio notebooks, without the need to manage the underlying compute infrastructure. This same interface is also used for provisioning EMR clusters.

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Open source observability for AWS Inferentia nodes within Amazon EKS clusters

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Recent developments in machine learning (ML) have led to increasingly large models, some of which require hundreds of billions of parameters. In such distributed environments, observability of both instances and ML chips becomes key to model performance fine-tuning and cost optimization.

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Node problem detection and recovery for AWS Neuron nodes within Amazon EKS clusters

AWS Machine Learning Blog

By accelerating the speed of issue detection and remediation, it increases the reliability of your ML training and reduces the wasted time and cost due to hardware failure. Choose Clusters in the navigation pane, open the trainium-inferentia cluster, choose Node groups, and locate your node group. # install.sh

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Elevating ML to new heights with distributed learning

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TensorFlow provides high-level APIs, such as tf.distribute, to distribute training across multiple devices, machines, or clusters. It is recommended to evaluate each framework’s documentation, performance benchmarks, and community support to determine the best fit for your distributed learning needs.

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