Tag: json
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Using .h5 model directly for Retrieval-Augmented Generation
Using a .h5 model directly for Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) is not the typical or most efficient approach. Here’s why and how you would generally integrate a .h5 model into a RAG pipeline: Why Direct Use is Uncommon: How a .h5 Model Fits into a RAG Pipeline (Indirectly): A .h5 model can play a role in… Read more
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Describing Prediction Input and Output
In the context of machine learning, particularly when discussing model deployment and serving, prediction input refers to the data you provide to a trained model to get a prediction, and prediction output is the result the model returns based on that input. Let’s break down these concepts in more detail: Prediction Input: Prediction Output: Relationship… Read more
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Training image classification and object detection models using Vertex AI
You can train image classification and object detection models using Vertex AI. Here’s a comprehensive overview of the process: 1. Data Preparation 2. Training Options Vertex AI offers two main approaches for image model training: 3. Training Steps Here’s a general outline of the steps involved in training an image model on Vertex AI: 4.… Read more
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Deploying a PyTorch model on Vertex AI
Deploying a PyTorch model on Vertex AI involves several steps. Here’s a breakdown: 1. Prerequisites: 2. Steps Here’s a conceptual outline with code snippets using the Vertex AI Python SDK: 2.1 Upload Model Artifacts First, upload your trained model (house_price_model.pth) and preprocessor to your GCS bucket. 2.2 Create a Serving Container Since you’re using PyTorch,… Read more
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Call Vertex AI endpoint
To call your Vertex AI endpoint using HTTP, you’ll need to construct a POST request with the correct authorization and data format. Here’s a breakdown and an example using curl: 1. Prerequisites 2. Authorization Vertex AI API requests require an authorization header with a valid access token. If you have the Google Cloud SDK installed,… Read more