How to Track and Visualize Machine Learning Experiments using MLflow
Last Updated on July 24, 2023 by Editorial Team
Author(s): Gurami Keretchashvili
Originally published on Towards AI.
MLflow — an open-source platform to manage machine learning lifecycle.
In machine learning there is no free lunch. We do not know which data preprocessing or which machine learning algorithm is the best for the specific problem. There is no one unique algorithm that performs best. That is why experimenting is the typical methods to achieve the appropriate result. To do effective machine learning experiments we need to track, remember and visualize each of the experimental run.
MLflow ui visualization example (gif by author)
What — is experiment tracking?
Why — experiment tracking is important?
How — to do it?
Practical Demo of experimental tracking using MLFlow
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