Azure has a built-in machine learning package that will help
you find patterns and trends in your data.
Using these predictive analytics, you can tweak your applications to
better serve your clients. It is an
exciting time to be in technology!
Microsoft Azure Machine Learning (ML) is a set analytical tools
within Azure. It used to be that if you
didn’t know the right questions to ask, you would never find the answers that
are hidden in the data. When you are
dealing with large amounts of data, figuring out the right question can be a
process of guessing where you never really know if you have it figured
out.
Now with ML in Azure, you can use cutting edge algorithms
and tools to analyze your data in a variety of ways, quickly and easily. Azure ML will allow you to look at and compare
a variety of analytic. The ML analysis
will eek out the patterns that give rise to predicted outcomes.
Azure ML will let you quickly and easily create predictive
analytic models in the cloud. Running
your data through the ML tools will allow you to add the intelligence gained to
your apps or websites, or it can be used to provide intelligence for your BI
tools.
Azure’s ML utilizes statistical models to analyze data and
look for patterns. Once patters are
found, they can be used to predict future events. There are a library of ready to use
algorithms that you can use to probe your data and find the secrets hiding
within.
If you are not familiar with using these models, there is a
step-by-step tutorial available. There
is also a gallery of examples that you can peruse to learn how best to attack
your data. You can simply use these
samples, or build on them using python or R, in order to create your own custom
ML tools.
Within the ML Studio (your work-space for Azure ML), you can
simply choose from a library of sample experiments, a variety of analytic
packages, and a number of Microsoft’s best algorithms. Choose what you want to use, customize it
with your own python or R scripts, and find out what trends are hiding in the
data. Playing with a variety of
combinations is easy, so you can quickly analyse your data in a variety of
ways.
In the Cortana Analytics Gallery, you can participate in the
community of Azure ML Studio users. You
can find solutions that others have developed, contribute your own solutions,
post questions, and share links to other experiments.
You can try Azure ML for free! Sign in here (https://studio.azureml.net/?selectAccess=true&o=2)
with your Microsoft account and you get 10 GB of storage to play with and
access to scripts and predictive web services.
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