AWS Machine Learning Blog
Distributed fine-tuning of a BERT Large model for a Question-Answering Task using Hugging Face Transformers on Amazon SageMaker
From training new models to deploying them in production, Amazon SageMaker offers the most complete set of tools for startups and enterprises to harness the power of machine learning (ML) and Deep Learning. With its Transformers open-source library and ML platform, Hugging Face makes transfer learning and the latest ML models accessible to the global […]
Detect NLP data drift using custom Amazon SageMaker Model Monitor
Natural language understanding is applied in a wide range of use cases, from chatbots and virtual assistants, to machine translation and text summarization. To ensure that these applications are running at an expected level of performance, it’s important that data in the training and production environments is from the same distribution. When the data that […]
Computer vision-based anomaly detection using Amazon Lookout for Vision and AWS Panorama
July 2023: This post was reviewed for accuracy. This is the second post in the two-part series on how Tyson Foods Inc., is using computer vision applications at the edge to automate industrial processes inside their meat processing plants. In Part 1, we discussed an inventory counting application at packaging lines built with Amazon SageMaker […]
Label text for aspect-based sentiment analysis using SageMaker Ground Truth
This blog post was last reviewed and updated August, 2022 with revised sample document links. The Amazon Machine Learning Solutions Lab (MLSL) recently created a tool for annotating text with named-entity recognition (NER) and relationship labels using Amazon SageMaker Ground Truth. Annotators use this tool to label text with named entities and link their relationships, thereby […]
Optimize your inference jobs using dynamic batch inference with TorchServe on Amazon SageMaker
In deep learning, batch processing refers to feeding multiple inputs into a model. Although it’s essential during training, it can be very helpful to manage the cost and optimize throughput during inference time as well. Hardware accelerators are optimized for parallelism, and batching helps saturate the compute capacity and often leads to higher throughput. Batching […]
Graph-based recommendation system with Neptune ML: An illustration on social network link prediction challenges
Recommendation systems are one of the most widely adopted machine learning (ML) technologies in real-world applications, ranging from social networks to ecommerce platforms. Users of many online systems rely on recommendation systems to make new friendships, discover new music according to suggested music lists, or even make ecommerce purchase decisions based on the recommended products. […]
Secure access to Amazon SageMaker Studio with AWS SSO and a SAML application
Cloud security at AWS is the highest priority. Amazon SageMaker Studio offers various mechanisms to protect your data and code using integration with AWS security services like AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM), AWS Key Management Service (AWS KMS), or network isolation with Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC). Customers in highly regulated industries, like […]
Industrial automation at Tyson with computer vision, AWS Panorama, and Amazon SageMaker
This is the first in a two-part blog series on how Tyson Foods, Inc., is utilizing machine learning to automate industrial processes at their meat packing plants by bringing the benefits of artificial intelligence applications at the edge. In part one, we discuss an inventory counting application for packaging lines built using Amazon SageMaker and […]
Develop an automatic review image inspection service with Amazon SageMaker
This is a guest post by Jihye Park, a Data Scientist at MUSINSA. MUSINSA is one of the largest online fashion platforms in South Korea, serving 8.4M customers and selling 6,000 fashion brands. Our monthly user traffic reaches 4M, and over 90% of our demographics consist of teens and young adults who are sensitive to […]
How ReliaQuest uses Amazon SageMaker to accelerate its AI innovation by 35x
Cybersecurity continues to be a top concern for enterprises. Yet the constantly evolving threat landscape that they face makes it harder than ever to be confident in their cybersecurity protections.
To address this, ReliaQuest built GreyMatter, an Open XDR-as-a-Service platform that brings together telemetry from any security and business solution, whether on-premises or in one or multiple clouds, to unify detection, investigation, response, and resilience.
In 2021, ReliaQuest turned to AWS to help it enhance its artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities and build new features faster.