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Databricks ML in Action

You're reading from   Databricks ML in Action Learn how Databricks supports the entire ML lifecycle end to end from data ingestion to the model deployment

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Product type Paperback
Published in May 2024
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781800564893
Length 280 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Hayley Horn Hayley Horn
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Amanda Baker Amanda Baker
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Anastasia Prokaieva Anastasia Prokaieva
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Stephanie Rivera Stephanie Rivera
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Table of Contents (13) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1: Overview of the Databricks Unified Data Intelligence Platform FREE CHAPTER
2. Chapter 1: Getting Started and Lakehouse Concepts 3. Chapter 2: Designing Databricks: Day One 4. Chapter 3: Building the Bronze Layer 5. Part 2: Heavily Project Focused
6. Chapter 4: Getting to Know Your Data 7. Chapter 5: Feature Engineering on Databricks 8. Chapter 6: Tools for Model Training and Experimenting 9. Chapter 7: Productionizing ML on Databricks 10. Chapter 8: Monitoring, Evaluating, and More 11. Index 12. Other Books You May Enjoy

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  1. Some low-code data exploration options include using the ydata library, in-cell data profile, Databricks Assistant, and AutoML.
  2. Databricks Assistant is useful for data exploration when you have a good idea of the analyses you want to build and you want code assistance. Databricks Assistant is a great way to speed up the coding process or augment your SQL knowledge. On the other hand, AutoML is very useful for automatically creating a profile notebook that broadly covers your dataset.
  3. We would use Delta Live Tables to set expectations. Expectations are a way to flexibly handle data abnormalities and give the options to report bad data, drop that data, or fail the pipeline entirely.
  4. Regular databases, or relational databases, are designed for data in tabular form, typically organized in rows or columns. A vector database is designed to store vector data, such as embeddings and high-dimensional...
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