Modules & Experiments | Intro to Azure ML Part 3 Video
Explore the interface of our new machine-learning tool; modules and experiments. How do you bring data to and from the outside world into Azure ML? The import dataset module can read data from a variety of sources: HTTP, Azure SQL database, Hadoop Hive query, or Azure Storage Blobs. You can also convert the data to a variety of formats, and then save them to your local computer. If the data is fairly large, you have access to export the data to other parts of the Azure ecosystem using the export data module. In Part 3 we will cover:
- Creating an experiment
- Exploring your experiment workspace
- Modules
- Importing and exporting data
Table of Contents:
0:00 Introduction
0:30 Creating an experiment
1:45 Importing data
3:05 Visualizing data
4:50 Exporting data
10:10 Import data
13:20 Import output data
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