Machine Learning for .NET developers
summary
Demonstration shows .NET developers building a custom taxi-fare regressor with ML.NET Model Builder and AutoML, exploring 13 candidate trainers in about 10 seconds and choosing LightGBM regression with R² ≈ 0.94. Workflow produces an mml model.zip, loads it with a PredictionEngine, and predicts 13.1 vs actual 13.5 on a held-out case. Also compares pre-built Azure Cognitive Services image APIs (correctly tags a sofa/chair and person) and explains when to use pre-built versus custom models.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 2:56Al and ML in everyday life
- 3:33How you can use ML
- 6:17Where do I get the model?
- 11:13When pre-built ML works
- 11:52When it doesn't
- 22:59ML dictionary
- 29:01ML.NET Tooling to help you with making decisions
- 30:18ML.NET takes care of data prep, feature selection & hyperparameter tuning
- 42:24Creating ML model
- 42:59Building model
- 44:18Training model
- 45:05Consuming model
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