This is the source for my AutoML talk.
Recommended order of discovery:
- Follow the vscode-setup.md guide.
- Explore the tpot.ipynb Jupyter notebook in Windows' Anaconda/Jupyter environment.
- Explore the auto-sklearn.ipynb Jupyter notebook in Windows' Anaconda/Jupyter environment. Observe failure when setting up dependencies.
- Follow the wsl2-setup.md guide.
- Explore the auto-sklearn.ipynb Jupyter notebook in Ubuntu's Anaconda/Jupyter environment. Observe success!
- Explore the ml.net sample.
Observations to take away with you:
- Different AutoML frameworks have their own take at how to do things, some very opinionated about different aspects of machine learning.
- Generally, these AutoML frameworks are very quick and easy to get started with.
- The more data you train on, the better your models are.
- The more time you train for, the better your models are.
- With good training data, you can get remarkably good models very quickly.