What will you learn?
Hhow you can log and inspect XGBoost model training metadata in Neptune.
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Connecting to Neptune and creating a run
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Uploading the source files to Neptune
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Data versioning the data stored in the S3 bucket
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Downloading the data from the S3 bucket
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For download do we need the read or the read/write access to the S3 bucket?
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Can we use Neptune to track our raw data processing in the S3?
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Uploading the sample data frame to Neptune
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Creating a callback to keep track of the XGBoost training
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What metadata does the callback keep track of in the XGBoost training?
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Downloading the model from Neptune
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What will the results look like in the Neptune UI?
Important: This video was created in February 2022. For the most up-to-date code examples, please refer to the Neptune-XGBoost integration docs.
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Read also the docs on XGBoost integration.
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