Python Machine Learning on Azure Part 2: Creating a PyTorch Model with Python, GitHub Codespaces, and Azure ML

Jarek Szczegielniak

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13 Jan 2022CPOL11 min read

How to use GitHub Codespaces and GitHub Actions to automatically train a PyTorch model after each push of changes to a repository

This article shows the code to create and train a model using PyTorch and then run model training on Azure ML. This will be followed by a brief demonstration to show that the trained model works as expected.

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Jarek Szczegielniak

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Jarek has two decades of professional experience in software architecture and development, machine learning, business and system analysis, logistics, and business process optimization.
He is passionate about creating software solutions with complex logic, especially with the application of AI.

Python Machine Learning on Azure Part 2: Creating a PyTorch Model with Python, GitHub Codespaces, and Azure ML

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