Automated Machine Learning (AutoML) in Azure

 

 IT Seminars and Educational Trips Reflection Report

Soriano, Jerika C.                                                                                                                BSIT-4B

Event Title: “Automated Machine Learning (AutoML) in Azure”

       I.          Details of the event/activity

I attended a webinar that focused on leveraging Azure's AutoML to simplify machine learning. Using Azure technologies, professionals demonstrated real-world applications of AutoML at a webcast hosted on the platform.

     II.          Reflections on the webinar/activity give rise to (learnings)

The most fascinating thing I discovered is that AutoML simplifies machine learning for all users. To utilize it, you don't have to be an extreme IT geek. With the help of Azure's tools, you can easily prepare data and implement your model. 

I found it very noteworthy how AutoML promotes collaboration. Experts in the field and individuals with extensive knowledge of the real-world scenario can collaborate. It inspired me to learn more about AutoML for my own projects.

   III.         Positive feedback (on the event organization)

The webinar's organizers did a fantastic job. They made the instructions simple to follow, particularly when they demonstrated how to use Azure in real-time. Even the more complex points were expertly explained by the presenters. I thought it was good that at the conclusion, we could ask questions. It had a sense of belonging. 

The usage of examples and graphics made the event feel less hurried. They kept to the timetable, which I appreciated, and I didn't feel like I wasted it. 

   IV.        Suggestions for improvements to be made/consider for future activities.

If viewers are already familiar with the fundamentals, perhaps they could display some more complex material. It would be fantastic if they provided us with additional resources, such as links and examples, so we could continue studying.

Additionally, they could have distinct pieces for various vocations or levels. Furthermore, adding additional participatory elements, such as teaching us how to accomplish tasks together, would enhance the experience and provide value.

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