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What's needed is for Microsoft to make Azure machine learning accessible to a wider audience, via visualization tools with the level of ease of use like Tableau

What's needed is for Microsoft to make Azure machine learning accessible to a wider audience, via visualization tools with the level of ease of use like Tableau.

pmelendez 12y ago
Have you used the Beta? it is ridiculously easy to use.
altano 12y ago
That is what this product is. (I work on this team, by the way)
- pmelendez 12y ago
  Congrats! And please extend the congratulations to the whole team. I was very impressed the first time I put my hands on the beta.
  - altano 12y ago
    Thanks, that is very kind of you, I will!
- tekelsey 12y ago
  Sweet! Thanks for bringing that forward. If you ever make an academic edition that students could play with, please let me know! http://linkedin.com/in/tekelsey http://linkedin.com/in/tekelsey
  - altano 12y ago
    The product is free to use with certain limits. If some of the limits are too restrictive for students, we should chat.
- egdamy 12y ago
  Pretty impressive. May I ask how big is the team?
  - altano 12y ago
    We have multiple groups who work on the product, some of them working on multiple products, so it's hard to say exactly. My team works exclusively on this product writing the core experiment editor and associated technology and is about ~40 people.
    - egdamy 12y ago
      OK, thanks for answering. Quite big I'd say, but still very impressive!
elliott34 12y ago
Checkout BigML.com, it has a ton of visualization As far as creating a model and deploying it to production, I cannot think of anything simpler and more wonderful to use than bigml. Outputs the decision trees /randomforests (via python api) in actual textual code. Hook that up to a Flask API and you've got your predictive web service. 0xdata.com is another one for more r/python users, can output gradient boosting models to straight up java objects (although that feature is pricey last time I looked into it), which of course is java so it's going to be pretty fast. Really feeling for everyone out there still using PMML...
ripberge 12y ago
They also have new Tableau competitor for self serve data visualization, PowerBI: http://powerbi.com/ http://powerbi.com/
pjmlp 12y ago
Does Tableau finally allow to load images from the database?

What's needed is for Microsoft to make Azure machine learning accessible to a wider audience, via visualization tools with the level of ease of use like Tableau.

pmelendez 12y ago

Have you used the Beta? it is ridiculously easy to use.

altano 12y ago

That is what this product is. (I work on this team, by the way)

pmelendez 12y ago
Congrats! And please extend the congratulations to the whole team. I was very impressed the first time I put my hands on the beta.
- altano 12y ago
  Thanks, that is very kind of you, I will!
tekelsey 12y ago
Sweet! Thanks for bringing that forward. If you ever make an academic edition that students could play with, please let me know! http://linkedin.com/in/tekelsey http://linkedin.com/in/tekelsey
- altano 12y ago
  The product is free to use with certain limits. If some of the limits are too restrictive for students, we should chat.
egdamy 12y ago
Pretty impressive. May I ask how big is the team?
- altano 12y ago
  We have multiple groups who work on the product, some of them working on multiple products, so it's hard to say exactly. My team works exclusively on this product writing the core experiment editor and associated technology and is about ~40 people.
  - egdamy 12y ago
    OK, thanks for answering. Quite big I'd say, but still very impressive!

elliott34 12y ago

Checkout BigML.com, it has a ton of visualization As far as creating a model and deploying it to production, I cannot think of anything simpler and more wonderful to use than bigml. Outputs the decision trees /randomforests (via python api) in actual textual code. Hook that up to a Flask API and you've got your predictive web service. 0xdata.com is another one for more r/python users, can output gradient boosting models to straight up java objects (although that feature is pricey last time I looked into it), which of course is java so it's going to be pretty fast. Really feeling for everyone out there still using PMML...

ripberge 12y ago

They also have new Tableau competitor for self serve data visualization, PowerBI: http://powerbi.com/ http://powerbi.com/

pjmlp 12y ago

Does Tableau finally allow to load images from the database?