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Hands-On: Microsoft Azure ML Studio

Hands-On: Microsoft Azure ML Studio

Let's get to the Overview of this post, In this Post we're gonna make a
Flight's Delay Prediction Model in the Microsoft Azure Machine Learning Studio...

Requirements:

  1. A Laptop/ Desktop
  2. Active Internet Connection XD
  3. Recommended: A Microsoft Outlook Account- To create one, Visit HERE
We'll be making the prediction model in two steps:
  • Preparing the Data for the Model
  • Actually making the Model
If you're a new User, go to Sign Up
After clicking on the Sign-up button a pop-up will show up, feel free to opt for an 8-Hour Trial, and but I would say just stick to your Microsoft Account...
Else just Sign in with your Microsoft Account...

Part-1 Preparing the Flight- Data for the Model

As the Delay of the Flights majorly on the Whether Conditions, so we'll include that one too...
Let's first get to the Flight data straight ahead.
  1. Now after signing in to the Azure ML Studio, Click on the New Button [at the bottom left corner of the page]
  2. Select Blank Experiment
  3. After creating a blank experiment, Follow along with the Given Video Link
  4. After following the Video, We've successfully created a Model that can Predict Flight Delays with an Accuracy of ~83%...
Thanks you for staying tuned. Appreciate your patience...
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  1. Alfred AvinaAugust 29, 2020 at 5:30 PM

    The pipeline is a way to connect various things together to perform a collective operation. As per machine learning service providers , this technology is one of the amazing concepts of AI and machine learning.

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