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Mlops

As explained in Delivering Machine Learning Projects: From design to deployment

MLOps is the application of development, operations, automation, and lifecycle-management practices to machine learning systems.

MLOps applies agile and DevOps practices specifically to machine-learning projects, connecting research implementations with the constraints of production systems. section 1.3

Use MLOps to structure delivery around explicit project concerns:

  • Set up the project by clarifying goals, user experience, performance constraints, evaluation, personalization, people, compute, and infrastructure. section 1.3
  • Treat data pipelines as delivery concerns, including privacy and bias. section 1.3
  • Contrast research needs with production requirements, including performance and compute considerations. section 1.3
Figure 1.4 ML project flow as described in Huyen and Hopper (2020). Figure redrawn and adapted by the author. Arrows represent dependency relations rather than workflow.

Explore the ML project flow and its dependency relationships across delivery phases. section 1.3

How Delivering Machine Learning Projects: From design to deployment covers it

How deep it goes
Outlines project setup, data-pipeline concerns, and production design considerations without detailing all four phases.
Examples
Uses project setup questions and an ML project-flow diagram to organize goals, constraints, evaluation, data, and dependencies.
What it assumes
Assumes familiarity with machine-learning projects while distinguishing research implementations from production systems.
What you can do after
Evaluate ML projects against production requirements, delivery constraints, data-pipeline risks, privacy, and bias.
How it connects
Connects agile, DevOps, CRISP-DM, technical debt, production ML systems, project setup, and data pipelines.

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