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GDG PDX - An Intro to Google Cloud AutoML Vision
- 1. @awsgeek lucidchart.com An Introduction to Google Cloud AutoML Vision
- 2. @awsgeek lucidchart.com Jerry Hargrove Cloud Architect & Evangelist www.awsgeek.com at Lucidchart
- 3. @awsgeek lucidchart.com Before we get started, a demo
- 5. @awsgeek lucidchart.com@awsgeek lucidchart.com Agenda 1. MachineLearningBasics 2. MachineLearningonGCP 3. AircraftClassificationw/AutoMLVision
- 6. @awsgeek lucidchart.com Machine Learning Basics
- 7. @awsgeek lucidchart.com@awsgeek lucidchart.com “afieldofcomputersciencethatusesstatistical techniquestogivecomputersystemstheabilityto "learn"withdata,withoutbeingexplicitly programmed” Machine Learning - wikipedia
- 8. @awsgeek lucidchart.com SupervisedLearning UnsupervisedLearning Classification Regression Clustering Association MachineLearning
- 9. @awsgeek lucidchart.com@awsgeek lucidchart.com Supervised Learning Advantages: Youdefinethelabels Youlabeltheinputs Youcontroltheaccuracy Disadvantages: Canbecomplex Canrequirealotofeffort Cantakealotoftime
- 18. @awsgeek lucidchart.com Machine Learning on GCP
- 19. @awsgeek lucidchart.com@awsgeek lucidchart.com Google Cloud ML Services Vision ML Engine Deep Learning VMImage AutoML Vision
- 20. @awsgeek lucidchart.com@awsgeek lucidchart.com ● Fullymanaged ● Detectsobjects,text,logos, landmarks,explicitcontent ● InteractviaRESTAPI ● Pre-trainedmodels Google Cloud Vision NOASSEMBLY REQUIRED
- 21. @awsgeek lucidchart.com@awsgeek lucidchart.com Google Cloud AutoML Vision SOMEASSEMBLY REQUIRED ● TraincustomMLmodels ● Youdefinetheobjects ● Youlabeltheinputs ● Youcontroltheaccuracy ● Googledoesalltherest
- 22. @awsgeek lucidchart.com@awsgeek lucidchart.com Google Cloud ML Engine SOMEMORE ASSEMBLYREQUIRED ● FullymanagedTensorFlowplatform ● TrainwithCPUs,GPUsorTPUs ● Trainsandservesmodels ● DIYorTransferlearning
- 23. @awsgeek lucidchart.com@awsgeek lucidchart.com Deep Learning VM Image ASSEMBLY REQUIRED ● PreconfiguredVMsfordeep learningapplications ● MultipleMLframeworks ● EasilyaddCloudTPUorGPUs ● IntegratedJupyterinteractive environments
- 25. @awsgeek lucidchart.com@awsgeek lucidchart.com Curate Train Deploy Quality Quantity Organization Scalability Availability Resilience Algorithms Scalability Accuracy End-to-End
- 30. @awsgeek lucidchart.com@awsgeek lucidchart.com ● Cost ● Team ● Time ● Complexity ● Requirements ● Management Consider: Which is right for you?
- 31. @awsgeek lucidchart.com Building an Aircraft Classification System
- 34. @awsgeek lucidchart.com@awsgeek lucidchart.com 1. Is still in Beta! 2. Max 1MM training images 3. Training cost is $20/hr after 1st hour Google Cloud AutoML Vision
- 35. @awsgeek lucidchart.com@awsgeek lucidchart.com The Website: - Create a bucket with same name as domain name - Specify the landing page, index.html - Create CNAME -> c.storage.googleapis.com Google Cloud Storage
- 36. @awsgeek lucidchart.com@awsgeek lucidchart.com Agenda 1. MachineLearningBasics 2. MachineLearningonGCP 3. AircraftClassificationw/AutoMLVision
- 37. @awsgeek lucidchart.comlucidchart.com Thank You! Read more: lucidchart.com/blog/cloud Follow me: @awsgeekon Twitter See more: awsgeek.com