Machine Learning Tools 🤖

Machine Learning Tools 🤖

Development 
• PyCharm 
• VScode 
• Jupyter

Training
• PyTorch Lightning
• Scikit-Learn
• TensorFlow
• LightGBM
• XGBoost
• PyTorch

Tuning
• Keras tuner
• Hyperopt
• Optuna

Optimization
• SparseML

Deployment / Packaging
• Hugging Face Endpoints
• DeepSparse
• Torch Serve
• ONNX
• TFX

Tracking and experimentation
• Weights and biases
• Neptune
 • Comet
• MLFlow

Data Versioning
• Pachyderm
• DVC

Visualization
• Matplotlib
• Kangas
• Plotly

Apps
• Streamlit
• Gradio 

Orchestration
• Kedro 
• Kubeflow
• Airflow

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