AWS Machine Learning Blog
Category: Artificial Intelligence
Building secure machine learning environments with Amazon SageMaker
As businesses and IT leaders look to accelerate the adoption of machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI), there is a growing need to understand how to build secure and compliant ML environments that meet enterprise requirements. One major challenge you may face is integrating ML workflows into existing IT and business work streams. A […]
Running multiple HPO jobs in parallel on Amazon SageMaker
The ability to rapidly iterate and train machine learning (ML) models is key to deriving business value from ML workloads. Because ML models often have many tunable parameters (known as hyperparameters) that can influence the model’s ability to effectively learn, data scientists often use a technique known as hyperparameter optimization (HPO) to achieve the best-performing […]
Accelerating the deployment of PPE detection solution to comply with safety guidelines
Personal protective equipment (PPE) such as face covers (face mask), hand covers (gloves), and head covers (helmet) are essential for many businesses. For example, helmets are required at construction sites for employee safety, and gloves and face masks are required in the restaurant industry for hygienic operations. In the current COVID-19 pandemic environment, PPE compliance […]
Training and deploying models using TensorFlow 2 with the Object Detection API on Amazon SageMaker
With the rapid growth of object detection techniques, several frameworks with packaged pre-trained models have been developed to provide users easy access to transfer learning. For example, GluonCV, Detectron2, and the TensorFlow Object Detection API are three popular computer vision frameworks with pre-trained models. In this post, we use Amazon SageMaker to build, train, and […]
Learn from the winner of the AWS DeepComposer Chartbusters Track or Treat challenge
Support for AWS DeepComposer will be ending soon. Please see Support for AWS DeepComposer ending soon for more details. AWS is excited to announce the winner of the AWS DeepComposer Chartbusters Track or Treat challenge, Greg Baker. AWS DeepComposer gives developers a creative way to get started with machine learning (ML). In June 2020, we […]
Amazon DevOps Guru is powered by pre-trained ML models that encode operational excellence
On December 1, 2020, we announced the preview of Amazon DevOps Guru, a machine learning (ML)-powered service that gives operators of cloud-based applications a simpler way to measure and improve an application’s operational performance and availability to reduce expensive downtime. Amazon DevOps Guru is a turn-key solution that helps operators by automatically ingesting operational data […]
Anomaly detection with Amazon Lookout for Metrics
This is a guest blog post from Quantiphi, an AWS Advanced Consulting Partner that specializes in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data and analytics solutions. We’ve all heard the saying “time is money,” and that’s especially true for the retail industry. In a highly competitive environment where large volumes of data are generated, quick and […]
Using genetic algorithms on AWS for optimization problems
Machine learning (ML)-based solutions are capable of solving complex problems, from voice recognition to finding and identifying faces in video clips or photographs. Usually, these solutions use large amounts of training data, which results in a model that processes input data and produces numeric output that can be interpreted as a word, face, or classification […]
Creating a BankingBot on Amazon Lex V2 Console with support for English and Spanish
This blog post was last reviewed and updated August, 2022 with updated verbiage and screenshots for BankingBot. Amazon Lex is a service for building conversational interfaces into any application. The new Amazon Lex V2 Console and APIs make it easier to build, deploy, and manage bots. In this post, you will learn about about the […]
Using Amazon Translate to provide language support to Amazon Kendra
Amazon Kendra is a highly accurate and easy-to-use intelligent search service powered by machine learning (ML). Amazon Kendra supports English. This post provides a set of techniques to provide non-English language support when using Amazon Kendra. We demonstrate these techniques within the context of a question-answer chatbot use case (Q&A bot) where a user can […]