Introduction to ML.NET
summary
ML.NET is a .NET-first ML framework (open source, cross‑platform) with TensorFlow and ONNX interop, model-as-zip persistence and a code-first API; it ships around 0.5 release and notes ~10 years of internal Microsoft use. Demos include a GitHub issue multi‑class classifier (processed ~3,000 rows, delivers 73% micro accuracy), a recommender built on MovieLens (modeled from 20M ratings, 27K movies, 138K users) using factorization machines, and image scoring via Inception/TensorFlow that correctly labels a shark.
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chapters (31)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:59Machine Learning
- 5:22Is this a face
- 5:57How do we build functions
- 6:16Data
- 7:03Classification
- 8:29Cognitive Services
- 10:30Building Models
- 12:07Agenda
- 13:23MLNET
- 20:56GitHub Issue Classification
- 21:32MultiClass Classification
- 22:08Multiple Labels
- 23:58Console Application
- 24:27Pipeline
- 25:47GitHub Issue
- 26:45Pipeline Example
- 27:56Supervised Learning
- 29:28Label
- 30:18Title
- 30:41Numeric Vector
- 31:29Glossary
- 41:12Review
- 44:25Favorite movies
- 45:19Netflix
- 45:34Population averages
- 47:10Contentbased filtering
- 49:50Data set
- 50:24Factorization
- 51:12Essence of Machine Learning
- 51:42Demo
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