Models to outcomes with end-to-end data science workflows in Fabric
summary
Microsoft Fabric combines Power BI Data Factory and Synapse into a single platform and shows an end to end data science workflow that actually works from exploration to deployment. It demos cleaning and feature engineering with Data Wrangler, training distributed LightGBM on Spark over 34 million records, tracking runs and versions with MLflow auto logging, batch scoring via SynapseML and seamless consumption in Power BI using Direct Lake mode, plus Semantic Link/SemPy access to measures and planned Azure OpenAI copilots.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:25Agenda
- 1:12Why data science is so valuable
- 4:00Data science workflow
- 4:29Data science process
- 6:19Data Wrangler
- 6:53MLflow
- 7:41Guided experience
- 8:00synapse ML
- 8:30core capabilities
- 9:03language support
- 9:26Spark R
- 9:46Notebook experience
- 14:24Roadmap
- 15:40Semantic Link
- 16:26Demo
- 19:15AI Cognitive Services
- 19:37Developers CoPilot Experiences
- 20:22DataCentric AI Plugins
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