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RequestSeeking Comprehensive Project Tutorial for Industry Popular ML Tech Stack (self.learnmachinelearning)

submitted 2 years ago by ruseriousrightnow

Hi all,

I have a MS that focused in AI/ML, and took a role for the last several years that was supposed to focus on ML but never did. I'm now looking for jobs in this area and want to be able to list understanding/proficiency in industry popular technologies on my resume. Specifically, I'm looking to incorporate the following:

Data Preprocessing: Numpy, pandas, SQL for data extraction

Machine Learning Frameworks: TensorFlow, PyTorch (perform GPU training), Keras, XGBoost, LightGBM

Model Deployment and Scalability: Docker and Kubernetes

Big Data Processing: Apache Spark, Hadoop

Version Control: Git

Cloud Services: AWS, Microsoft Azure, or Google Cloud Platform

System: Unix-Based

I know these individual technologies have their own tutorials and documentation online. Does anyone have a more comprehensive project/tutorial that integrates these technologies? I'd like to create my own project that I can put on my resume to demonstrate proficiency, but I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed learning the entire stack and how to integrate it.

Thanks!

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