AWS Machine Learning Blog
Category: Artificial Intelligence
Setting up an IVR to collect customer feedback via phone using Amazon Connect and AWS AI Services
As many companies place their focus on customer centricity, customer feedback becomes a top priority. However, as new laws are formed, for instance GDPR in Europe, collecting feedback from customers can become increasingly difficult. One means of collecting this feedback is via phone. When a customer calls an agency or call center, feedback may be […]
This month in AWS Machine Learning: January edition
Hello and welcome to our first “This month in AWS Machine Learning” of 2021! Every day there is something new going on in the world of AWS Machine Learning—from launches to new to use cases to interactive trainings. We’re packaging some of the not-to-miss information from the ML Blog and beyond for easy perusing each […]
Get ready to roll! AWS DeepRacer pre-season racing is now open
AWS DeepRacer allows you to get hands on with machine learning (ML) through a fully autonomous 1/18th scale race car driven by reinforcement learning, a 3D racing simulator on the AWS DeepRacer console, a global racing league, and hundreds of customer-initiated community races. Pre-season qualifying underway We’re excited to announce that racing action is right […]
Performing anomaly detection on industrial equipment using audio signals
Industrial companies have been collecting a massive amount of time-series data about operating processes, manufacturing production lines, and industrial equipment. You might store years of data in historian systems or in your factory information system at large. Whether you’re looking to prevent equipment breakdown that would stop a production line, avoid catastrophic failures in a […]
Forecasting AWS spend using the AWS Cost and Usage Reports, AWS Glue DataBrew, and Amazon Forecast
AWS Cost Explorer enables you to view and analyze your AWS Cost and Usage Reports (AWS CUR). You can also predict your overall cost associated with AWS services in the future by creating a forecast of AWS Cost Explorer, but you can’t view historical data beyond 12 months. Moreover, running custom machine learning (ML) models […]
Managing your machine learning lifecycle with MLflow and Amazon SageMaker
June 2022: Post was reviewed for accuracy. With the rapid adoption of machine learning (ML) and MLOps, enterprises want to increase the velocity of ML projects from experimentation to production. During the initial phase of an ML project, data scientists collaborate and share experiment results in order to find a solution to a business need. […]
Understanding the key capabilities of Amazon SageMaker Feature Store
October 2022: This post was reviewed and updated for accuracy. One of the challenging parts of machine learning (ML) is feature engineering, the process of transforming data to create features for ML. Features are processed data signals used for training ML models and for deployed models to make accurate predictions. Data scientists and ML engineers […]
Saving time with personalized videos using AWS machine learning
CLIPr aspires to help save 1 billion hours of people’s time. We organize video into a first-class, searchable data source that unlocks the content most relevant to your interests using AWS machine learning (ML) services. CLIPr simplifies the extraction of information in videos, saving you hours by eliminating the need to skim through them manually […]
Deepset achieves a 3.9x speedup and 12.8x cost reduction for training NLP models by working with AWS and NVIDIA
This is a guest post from deepset (creators of the open source frameworks FARM and Haystack), and was contributed to by authors from NVIDIA and AWS. At deepset, we’re building the next-level search engine for business documents. Our core product, Haystack, is an open-source framework that enables developers to utilize the latest NLP models for […]
How to deliver natural conversational experiences using Amazon Lex Streaming APIs
Natural conversations often include pauses and interruptions. During customer service calls, a caller may ask to pause the conversation or hold the line while they look up the necessary information before continuing to answer a question. For example, callers often need time to retrieve credit card details when making bill payments. Interruptions are also common. […]