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vvipgupta

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About vvipgupta

Building open-source ML monitoring tool. PhD, UC Berkeley

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    Comment #35078837

    Thanks for letting us know. We did some docs restructuring before the launch, and missed fixing this link. It is now available here: https://docs.uptrain.ai/docs/uptrain-examples/q…

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    Generally, MLOps helps in reducing engineering headaches. During our user interviews and customer calls, we realized very early that customization is key for ML model monitoring si…

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    Comment #35074664

    Thanks! Also, wondering how did you hear about Arize? Have you dealt with the pain of ML model monitoring in the past?

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    Comment #35074643

    Just curious, what kind of use cases do you have in mind?

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    Comment #35072675

    Thanks for the very relevant comment :) We provide users the option to attach their training data from csv/json (working to support loading from cloud storage provider or data lake…

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    Additionally, refinement is a key focus of ours. Figuring out the best data points to retrain the model upon has twin benefits: 1) It provides automated issue resolution and saves …

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    Comment #35070401

    Thanks for the suggestion and links. Completely agree, ML production data management can be painful and to support model refinement for users that operate at scale, an abstraction …

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    Launch HN: UpTrain (YC W23) – Open-source performance monitoring for ML models

    Hello, we are Shikha, Sourabh, and Vipul - co-founders at UpTrain, an open-source ML observability toolkit. UpTrain helps you monitor the performance of your machine learning appli…

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    Comment #34852377

    The same is true for data (aka gradients) consistency while training large ML models. Asynchronous SGD is as good (and maybe even faster) than synchronous SGD: https://papers.nips.…

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    Comment #34799846

    You might also want to check out https://github.com/lucidrains/PaLM-rlhf-pytorch

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    Comment #34758168

    When training over multiple GPUs, it's hard not to think about Ray ( https://docs.ray.io/en/latest/train/train.html ). Ray, as an open-source project, has exploded over the last fe…

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    Comment #34659418

    This would be a good application of chatGPT, testing a test for whether it tests for rote learning or fundamentals.