Monthly ML Meetup: AutoML and Graph Learning


Jan 30, 02:00 PM PST
  • New York City AICamp
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Welcome to our in-person monthly ML meetup in New York City. Join us for deep dive tech talks on AI/ML, food/drink, networking with speakers&peers developers, and win lucky draw prizes.

Agenda (EST):
* 5:00pm~5:30pm: Checkin, Food/drink and networking
* 5:30pm~5:40pm: Welcome/community update/Sponsor intro
* 5:40pm~7:30pm: Tech talks
* 7:30pm~8:00pm: Lucky draw & Mingle

Tech Talk 1: MLOps with Apache Airflow
Speaker: Julian LaNeve, Benjamin Lampel @Astronomer
Abstract: At the end of the day ML pipelines are just data pipelines for living software. And, as more and more DS/ML teams standardize on Python, Apache Airflow has emerged as the secret ingredient in MLOps. As an open source, Python based workflow manager, Airflow allows data teams to stitch together all the technologies needed in productionizing ML workloads. Out of the box, not only does Airflow have the rich scheduling APIs vast ecosystem of connectors to express even the most complex pipelines, but it is also flexible enough to layer upon additional frameworks. This talk will go through:
- A high level introduction to Airflow
- Various ML architectures used by members of the Airflow community
- A demo of AstroPythonSDK; a new OSS project that makes it easier for data scientists to write production quality pipelines.

Tech Talk 2: Best Practices and Learnings for ML Forecasting
Speaker: Ram Seshadri @Google
Abstract: For the last 12 months, I have been working with multiple Google Cloud customers to build forecasting models to solve different forecasting challenges. This is the distilled wisdom from the field that he would like to share with you all on forecasting. I will also present some best practices and links to resources to help you navigate these challenges. You will learn the following:
- How forecasting differs from classical ML (regression)
- How to set up your forecasting team for success
- Pitfalls you need to avoid in your forecasting projects

Tech Talk 3: Dynamic Graph Learning for Graph Topology Inference
Speaker: Lev Telyatnikov, PhD candidate @Sapienza University of Rome
Abstract: Dynamic Graph Learning for Graph Topology Inference is a method for inferring the topology of a graph, specifically for cases where the connectivity of the graph is unknown. Attendees will learn about the concept, challenges of dynamic graph learning and its application in inferring the topology of a graph. In addition, I will discuss the latest research and developments in the field.

Venue:
Microsoft NYC, 11 Times Sq, New York, NY
How to find us: Room Name: Central Park West, #6501

Lucky draw
We will raffle winners for prizes during the event. To enter the lucky draw, please complete one of the two steps (or both):

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    Ram Seshadri (Google)

    Ram Seshadri
    Senior ML Program Manager@Google. Ram has been with Google Cloud for 4 years managing and deploying multiple AI/ML engagements in retail, financial and high technology sectors. He was previously a senior data scientist with Morgan Stanley. He is the creator of the popular AutoViz library and has created a specialization in Coursera called “Machine Learning for Trading”.
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