🤖 MLOps: The Missing Link in Your Machine Learning Strategy 🔗

MLOps bridges the gap between data science and engineering, creating sustainable ML systems that actually work in the real world.

A proper MLOps workflow includes:
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MLOps Demystified: Deploying Your Machine Learning Models to Production – Seamlessly

📊 What is MLOps? The Complete Guide to Machine Learning Operations📊Master the complexities of MLOps with our comprehensive guide, we break down how MLOps b...

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Building and Deploying a Hugging Face Model with Docker

Discover how to build and deploy a Hugging Face AI model for NLP tasks using Docker. Step-by-step tutorial using Python and the Hugging Face Transformers library.

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Question about R, mlflow and models...

I am trying to register a R model using the crate flavor in mlflow, and I have some doubts.

I have been able to log and register the model. I have also tested that I can load the model again and use it for prediction (inputs/outputs are data.frames).

I was thinking... that would mean I should write the inference part in R, wouldn't it?

How could I deploy the model so it can be served as a general web service (REST API), not actually relying on final users to use R?

I'm now quite tired, but the only solution I have found is to maybe use plumbr to expose an API receiving a JSON with all the inputs as simple types, and generating the data.frame inside, as I have always done.

Do you think this can be done directly using a crated function? Has anybody done something similar?

Thanks in advance. I think this is a discussion worth having, as there is a lack of documentation on this topic for us R users. :(

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