DataByte

Create, train & deploy. All in one ML studio

Development, training, and deployment happen in the same workspace, so a model does not change hands between three tools on its way to production. Most of the time saved is time that used to go on plumbing between them.

The ML Studio lifecycle: develop, train, deploy, and evaluate, running as a continuous loop
Development

Comprehensive model development

DataByte's Machine Learning Toolkit provides a versatile and user-friendly environment for ML model development. With libraries support such as tensorflow, sklearn, pytorch and interfaces support such as AutoML, Jupyter notebook, DataByte facilitates in bringing ideas to life. From model architecture to feature engineering, have full control over the development process.

ML Studio notebook environment with TensorFlow, scikit-learn, PyTorch, Google AutoML, and Jupyter support
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ML Studio: Build, Train & Deploy Models Without Complexity

An end-to-end ML workspace to connect data, run experiments, compare algorithms, and deploy production models from one platform.

Training

Training without the setup

Building effective ML models requires access to quality data. With DataByte, businesses can use the data sources already connected through various pipelines and use advanced ETL to transform the data as it is required for the extensive training of the ML models. By providing a comprehensive space for model development and access to transformed data through pipelines from data sources we save businesses valuable time and efforts.

The ML studio drawing training data from connected source and target pipelines, with a deployed Kubernetes workload
Deployment

Deployment in one step

Deployment runs on KServe on Kubernetes, so a trained model becomes a scaled endpoint without a separate serving project first. New versions roll out while the previous one keeps answering.

Deployment from ML Studio through KServe and Kubernetes pods, into analytics, language, and recommendation workloads
Evaluation

Effortless evaluation

Model evaluation happens in one place. Metrics, comparisons, and run history sit together, so working out whether a new model beats the one already in production takes a look rather than a spreadsheet.

Evaluation should tell you where a model is weak, not only whether it passed. Comparing runs side by side shows which segments it handles badly, which is usually where the next improvement comes from.

ML Studio evaluation dashboard showing datasets, experiments, models, deployments, capacity utilisation, and top use cases

From notebook to production, in one place.

See ML Studio train on your own pipelines and deploy to Kubernetes, live, on your stack.