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mlops-platform-evaluation

This repo makes it easy to evaluate various mlops-platforms available in the market by using a baseline anomaly detection project.

In order to evaluate the candidates for our Unified Platform for Analytics at LDA, we need a suitable use case and a suitable dataset. Since most of our use cases are related to Predictive Maintenance using Time series data, we could use Numenta Anomaly Benchmark for our evaluation. This can help to define Personas and clear goals/responsibilities for each of these Personas. Understanding the need of such a platform and knowing what problems we need to solve is very important for the evaluation.

Getting started

The repo contains various branches based on the mlops platform that is used. For example, the branch 0_no_mlops is not using any mlops platform and serves as a baseline/benchmark to compare mlops usage against various other platforms.

Objective

As a data scientist, I would like to perform two workflows

  1. Load data, preprocess data, train a model and save a model
  2. Perform retraining of the model by changing model parameters

The objective is to note down the difficulties/pain points experienced as a data scientist when performing the above workloads. And to check if these pain points are addressed with mlops tools.

Installation

Python version: Python 3.10.0

You can use pyenv and venv to create a virtual environment of this python version. For instructions refer this link

Create a virtual environment

python -m venv .venv
.venv/Scripts/activate

Install the requirements

pip install -r requirements.txt

Generate the model

python src/01_preprocess_data.py
python src/02_isolation_forest.py

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