Hello Gabriel
Thanks for reaching out to us here, in addition to Azar' answer, I can provide some comments for your questions above. If you can share more details, we could discuss further about below solutions -
Setting up an Efficient Training Environment
Compute Instances and Clusters:
- Use Azure Machine Learning Compute to set up dedicated compute instances or clusters. This allows you to scale up or down based on your training needs.
- Choose appropriate VM sizes that offer GPUs for deep learning tasks (e.g., NCv3, NCv4, or newer versions like ND or NV series).
Data Handling:
- Store your training data in Azure Blob Storage or Azure Data Lake Storage for efficient access during training.
- Consider using Azure Machine Learning Datasets for versioned and managed datasets.
**Environment Configuration**:
- Define Docker-based environments using Azure Machine Learning environments. These environments encapsulate dependencies and ensure reproducibility across different compute targets.
Utilizing GPU Resources Optimally
Compute Targets:
Tools for Hyperparameter Tuning and Model Management
Hyperparameter Tuning:
Monitoring and Handling Training Issues
- Monitoring Training:
- Use Azure Machine Learning to monitor training runs in real-time. Monitor metrics like loss, accuracy, and learning rates.
- Set up alerts based on predefined thresholds to detect issues such as training divergence or performance degradation.
- Handling Issues (Overfitting/Underfitting):
- Implement early stopping criteria based on validation metrics to prevent overfitting.
- Use Azure Machine Learning's integration with Azure DevOps or other CI/CD pipelines to automate model retraining and deployment based on updated data or evolving requirements.
Besides the document Azar shared above, please refer to below document as well -
- Azure Machine Learning Documentation: This is the main hub for Azure Machine Learning documentation, covering everything from basic concepts to advanced topics like deep learning and model training optimization.
- Azure Machine Learning Compute: Learn how to set up and manage compute instances and clusters for training machine learning models, including deep learning.
- Azure Machine Learning Environments: Understand how to define Docker-based environments to encapsulate dependencies and ensure reproducibility of your machine learning experiments.
- Hyperparameter Tuning with Azure Machine Learning: Explore HyperDrive, Azure Machine Learning's built-in hyperparameter tuning capability, to optimize your model hyperparameters.
- Azure Machine Learning Model Management: Learn how to manage trained models, track versions, and deploy them consistently using the Azure Machine Learning Model Registry.
- Monitoring and Logging with Azure Machine Learning: Discover how to monitor training runs, log metrics, and set up alerts to manage and troubleshoot issues during model training.
- Azure Machine Learning GitHub Repository: Access sample notebooks, scripts, and best practices shared by the Azure Machine Learning community and experts.
Let us know if you need more details or have any question regarding to any of the process.
Regards,
Yutong
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