Experiment Management and Reproducible Research

Tools to promote reproducible Machine Learning models

In this tutorial, we will discuss how can we achieve reproducible data pipelines and research while keeping track of the experiments that lead to reproducible production Machine Learning models. We will go over all the popular tools we use available and do a small demo of how we can use these tools (e.g., DVC, Pachiderm, Neptune, Comet, Weights & Biases and MLFlow) to get a seamless workflow with a good balance between production and experimentation.

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