How would model metrics change if we np.log continuous variables or add trigrams to our text features? Being able to chain and vary transforms and estimators makes for convenient pipeline parameter tuning. IMHO, in ML pipelines, everything from data preparation to feature engineering to model hyperparameters is a parameter to tune. Thus, the pipeline takes data as input, transforms it, and trains a model at the end. An estimator (aka machine learning model) can be added to the end of the pipeline. Transforms are steps to process the data, such as data cleaning, feature engineering, dimensionality reduction, etc. The pipeline pattern lets users chain a sequence of transformations. Train_dataloader = DataLoader ( dataset, batch_size = 128, shuffle = True, num_workers = 8, collate_fn = collate ) Here's an example of creating a custom dataset. The former returns the size of the dataset while the latter supports indexing to get the i th example. To create our own datasets, we should subclass Dataset and override the _len_ and _getitem_ methods. Then, to create a new factory, we can subclass it and provide our own implementation details.
The base factory can be defined via an interface or abstract class.
Creating these objects can sometimes be complex (e.g., distributed data loaders) and providing a base factory helps users by simplifying object creation and providing constraints that prevent mistakes. The factory pattern decouples objects, such as training data, from how they are created. Most developers have some familiarity with these patterns and having a basic understanding provides a shared vocabulary to discuss ideas on design and implementation.
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Here are some patterns I've observed in machine learning code and systems, mostly from the Gang of Four design patterns book.
They also communicate the problem addressed and how the code or component is intended to be used. Design Patterns in Machine Learning Code and Systemsĭesign patterns are not just a way to structure code.
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