Indrayasa Arya wicaksana Dipta Monica Mimis Albert Michelle Kevin
KEY POINTS
Most companies wait too long to think about production. Start before you feel you need to do it.
Issues to look for when operationalization AI models: 1) Production environment, 2) integration, and 3) data pipelines.
ML Ops empowers data scientists to build better models, go faster, and limit business risks.
Satu
Test :
Meeting Financial Obligations: The level of liquidity in your portfolio affects your ability to meet financial obligations when they come due. For example, if you anticipate needing funds for a large purchase or an unexpected expense, you'll need to allocate a portion of your portfolio to more liquid investments.
Taking Advantage of Market Opportunities: Liquid assets can be quickly converted into cash to take advantage of investment opportunities as they arise. For instance, if a certain stock is trading at a discount, you might want to sell a portion of your liquid investments to purchase the stock.
Mitigating Market Volatility: During periods of market volatility, less liquid assets may suffer from price fluctuations. By holding a portion of your portfolio in liquid assets, you can help mitigate the effects of market volatility.
Reducing Transaction Costs: Transacting in illiquid assets can be costly due to wide bid-ask spreads. On the other hand, trading in liquid markets is typically cheaper because of narrow spreads, which can enhance net returns over time.
Managing Risk: Having a certain level of liquidity in your portfolio allows you to better manage risk. If a particular investment doesn't perform as expected, you can sell it quickly if it's a liquid asset.
NOTES
Data + AI = Value — not so fast. Not so easy because of deployment issues.
Predictive analytics is a widely applicable use case. From space, to automotive and manufacturing.
Wallaroo helps data scientists to operationalize AI. From the lab to a production environment.
You can’t do “set and forget” with data science models. Requires constant monitoring.
Issues to look for when operationalization AI models
Production environment — what is the hardware that will be hosting the model.
Integration — How will you model input data and output insights in a production setting?
Data Pipelines — Do you have the data streams expected? How are you monitoring the health of those data pipelines?
How MLops helps different personas
Data scientists — spend more time on model development, rather than deployment/monitoring.
Business Unit Leaders & MLOps engineers— Do more with less resources. Faster.
Empower data scientists to
Be bolder — build more interesting and sophisticated models.
Go Faster — Shrink innovation cycle times.
Limit Business Risk — Minimize translation errors in going from data science to production.
Most companies wait too long to think about production. Start before you feel you need to do it.
Appreciate that your core IP is in data and process. Monitoring and deployment, look for tools like Wallaroo.
Thinking about benchmarking:
“Bake-off” — Comparing models to one another. Swap between different models based on the value of predictions/insights.
Raw Performance: Throughput, latency, etc. Compare across various production deployments.
Edge vs. centralized managed AI. If you do inference at the edge, but aren't integrating back together in a centralized place in order to learn across deployments, you’re leaving “money on the table.”
Meeting: The level of liquidity in your portfolio affects your ability to meet financial obligations when they come due. For example.
Edge vs. centralized managed AI : If you do inference at the edge, but aren't integrating back together in a centralized place in order to learn across deployments, you’re leaving “money on the table.”
Meeting Financial Obligations The level of liquidity in your portfolio affects your ability to meet financial obligations when they come due. For example, if you anticipate needing funds for a large purchase or an unexpected expense, you'll need to allocate a portion of your portfolio to more liquid investments.
Taking Advantage of Market Opportunities Liquid assets can be quickly converted into cash to take advantage of investment opportunities as they arise. For instance, if a certain stock is trading at a discount, you might want to sell a portion of your liquid investments to purchase the stock.
Mitigating Transaction Costs Transacting in illiquid assets can be costly due to wide bid-ask spreads. On the other hand, trading in liquid markets is typically cheaper because of narrow spreads, which can enhance net returns over time.
Reducing Transaction Costs Transacting in illiquid assets can be costly due to wide bid-ask spreads. On the other hand, trading in liquid markets is typically cheaper because of narrow spreads, which can enhance net returns over time.
Managing Risk Having a certain level of liquidity in your portfolio allows you to better manage risk. If a particular investment doesn't perform as expected, you can sell it quickly if it's a liquid asset.
Financial Obligations: The level of liquidity in your portfolio affects your ability to meet financial obligations when they come due. For example, if you anticipate needing funds for a large purchase or an unexpected expense, you'll need to allocate a portion of your portfolio to more liquid investments.
Advantage of Market Opportunities: Liquid assets can be quickly converted into cash to take advantage of investment opportunities as they arise. For instance, if a certain stock is trading at a discount, you might want to sell a portion of your liquid investments to purchase the stock.
Reducing Transaction Costs: Transacting in illiquid assets can be costly due to wide bid-ask spreads. On the other hand, trading in liquid markets is typically cheaper because of narrow spreads, which can enhance net returns over time.
Transaction Costs: Transacting in illiquid assets can be costly due to wide bid-ask spreads. On the other hand, trading in liquid markets is typically cheaper because of narrow spreads, which can enhance net returns over time.
Risk: Having a certain level of liquidity in your portfolio allows you to better manage risk. If a particular investment doesn't perform as expected, you can sell it quickly if it's a liquid asset.
Yes, you are right : "The file isn't good" is not the correct words and it is wrong. We are really sorry about that. What we can explain is that we have created our platform to have high compatibilities with various formats, including the .svg file. We also keep expanding the compatibility with various formats through updates and deployments, and that's why when you upload the
.svg file in the editor and in preview mode : it will animate really well. However since the data from our platform is being sent / directed to other 3rd parties' platform (such as the custom domain's provider: xyz and go daddy), then it will "blend in" with the provider's platform and codes, thus producing the "3rd party issue". That's why the .svg would animate in our platform but won't animate when it is being opened in other 3rd party platform (in this case, the custom domain). We are still trying to improve our platform so that we could minimize and fix 3rd party issues in the future.
.svg file in the editor and in preview mode : it will animate really well. However since the data from our platform is being sent / directed to other 3rd parties' platform (such as the custom domain's provider: xyz and go daddy), then it will "blend in" with the provider's platform and codes, thus producing the "3rd party issue". That's why the .svg would animate in our platform but won't animate when it is being opened in other 3rd party platform (in this case, the custom domain). We are still trying to improve our platform so that we could minimize and fix 3rd party issues in the future.