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Train and deploy ML models in a multicloud environment using Amazon SageMaker

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In these scenarios, as you start to embrace generative AI, large language models (LLMs) and machine learning (ML) technologies as a core part of your business, you may be looking for options to take advantage of AWS AI and ML capabilities outside of AWS in a multicloud environment.

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Build high-performance ML models using PyTorch 2.0 on AWS – Part 1

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PyTorch is a machine learning (ML) framework that is widely used by AWS customers for a variety of applications, such as computer vision, natural language processing, content creation, and more. These are basically big models based on deep learning techniques that are trained with hundreds of billions of parameters.

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Computer Vision and Deep Learning for Education

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This last blog of the series will cover the benefits, applications, challenges, and tradeoffs of using deep learning in the education sector. To learn about Computer Vision and Deep Learning for Education, just keep reading. As soon as the system adapts to human wants, it automates the learning process accordingly.

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Auto-labeling module for deep learning-based Advanced Driver Assistance Systems on AWS

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It’s one of the prerequisite tasks to prepare training data to train a deep learning model. Specifically, for deep learning-based autonomous vehicle (AV) and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), there is a need to label complex multi-modal data from scratch, including synchronized LiDAR, RADAR, and multi-camera streams.

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Build ML features at scale with Amazon SageMaker Feature Store using data from Amazon Redshift

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Many practitioners are extending these Redshift datasets at scale for machine learning (ML) using Amazon SageMaker , a fully managed ML service, with requirements to develop features offline in a code way or low-code/no-code way, store featured data from Amazon Redshift, and make this happen at scale in a production environment.

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Host ML models on Amazon SageMaker using Triton: CV model with PyTorch backend

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PyTorch is a machine learning (ML) framework based on the Torch library, used for applications such as computer vision and natural language processing. This provides a major flexibility advantage over the majority of ML frameworks, which require neural networks to be defined as static objects before runtime.

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Host ML models on Amazon SageMaker using Triton: ONNX Models

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ONNX ( Open Neural Network Exchange ) is an open-source standard for representing deep learning models widely supported by many providers. ONNX provides tools for optimizing and quantizing models to reduce the memory and compute needed to run machine learning (ML) models. For more details, refer to CreateEndpointConfig.

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