Eugene Yan • 3/15/2020

Simpler Experimentation with Jupyter, Papermill, and MLflow

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This article details a workflow for simplifying machine learning experimentation. It addresses the problem of managing repetitive experiments across different datasets (e.g., countries or stock indices) by using Jupyter for development, Papermill for parameterized notebook execution, and MLflow for centralized tracking of metrics, visualizations, and models, eliminating manual duplication and disorganized artifact storage.

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