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Amazon SageMaker Automatic Model Tuning now supports SageMaker Training Instance Fallbacks

Today Amazon SageMaker announced the support of SageMaker training instance fallbacks for Amazon SageMaker Automatic Model Tuning (AMT) that allow users to specify alternative compute resource configurations. SageMaker automatic model tuning finds the best version of a model by running many training jobs on your dataset using the ranges of hyperparameters that you specify for your […]

Feature Group Update workflow

Simplify iterative machine learning model development by adding features to existing feature groups in Amazon SageMaker Feature Store

Feature engineering is one of the most challenging aspects of the machine learning (ML) lifecycle and a phase where the most amount of time is spent—data scientists and ML engineers spend 60–70% of their time on feature engineering. AWS introduced Amazon SageMaker Feature Store during AWS re:Invent 2020, which is a purpose-built, fully managed, centralized […]

Build and train ML models using a data mesh architecture on AWS: Part 1

Organizations across various industries are using artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to solve business challenges specific to their industry. For example, in the financial services industry, you can use AI and ML to solve challenges around fraud detection, credit risk prediction, direct marketing, and many others. Large enterprises sometimes set up a center […]

Build a news-based real-time alert system with Twitter, Amazon SageMaker, and Hugging Face

Today, social media is a huge source of news. Users rely on platforms like Facebook and Twitter to consume news. For certain industries such as insurance companies, first respondents, law enforcement, and government agencies, being able to quickly process news about relevant events occurring can help them take action while these events are still unfolding. […]

Text classification for online conversations with machine learning on AWS

Online conversations are ubiquitous in modern life, spanning industries from video games to telecommunications. This has led to an exponential growth in the amount of online conversation data, which has helped in the development of state-of-the-art natural language processing (NLP) systems like chatbots and natural language generation (NLG) models. Over time, various NLP techniques for […]

Introducing Amazon CodeWhisperer, the ML-powered coding companion

We are excited to announce Amazon CodeWhisperer, a machine learning (ML)-powered service that helps improve developer productivity by providing code recommendations based on developers’ natural comments and prior code. With CodeWhisperer, developers can simply write a comment that outlines a specific task in plain English, such as “upload a file to S3.” Based on this, […]

Accelerate your career with ML skills through the AWS Machine Learning Engineer Scholarship

Amazon Web Services and Udacity are partnering to offer free services to educate developers of all skill levels on machine learning (ML) concepts with the AWS Machine Learning Engineer Scholarship program. The program offers free enrollment to the AWS Machine Learning Foundations course and 325 scholarships awarded to the AWS Machine Learning Engineer Nanodegree, a […]

Demystifying machine learning at the edge through real use cases

October 2023: Starting in April 26th, 2024, you can no longer access Amazon SageMaker Edge Manager. For more information about continuing to deploy your models to edge devices, see SageMaker Edge Manager end of life. Edge is a term that refers to a location, far from the cloud or a big data center, where you […]

Text summarization with Amazon SageMaker and Hugging Face

In this post, we show you how to implement one of the most downloaded Hugging Face pre-trained models used for text summarization, DistilBART-CNN-12-6, within a Jupyter notebook using Amazon SageMaker and the SageMaker Hugging Face Inference Toolkit. Based on the steps shown in this post, you can try summarizing text from the WikiText-2 dataset managed […]

Solution Architecture Diagram

Personalize your machine translation results by using fuzzy matching with Amazon Translate

A person’s vernacular is part of the characteristics that make them unique. There are often countless different ways to express one specific idea. When a firm communicates with their customers, it’s critical that the message is delivered in a way that best represents the information they’re trying to convey. This becomes even more important when […]