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[D]How to "productionize" a jupyter notebook in a technical interview?
Sept. 20, 2023, 9:22 p.m. | /u/zjplab
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I've been tasked with an technical homework that asks me to "productionize" a Jupyter notebook. The notebook's workflow is as follows:
1. Reads data from a CSV.
2. Pre-processes the data.
3. Trains a machine learning model.
4. Makes predictions.
My initial thoughts are:
1. **Separation of Concerns**: Break the notebook down into distinct components - data processing, model training, and inference.
2. **Containerization**: Write a Dockerfile to ensure the environment is reproducible and isolated.
3. **API for …
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