Automatically splitting an Audio File into smaller chunks based on silence Learn how you can split an Audio File into smaller chunks to create an AI dataset
Train an Image Matting Model with Azure ML Custom Containers Learn how you can train your own model through Azure Machine Learning and custom containers
Access your Dataset from Blob Storage directly Learn how you can mount Azure Blob Storage on Linux directly with BlobFuse, so that you can quickly access your datasets for your machine learning projects
An introduction to Image Matting What is Image Matting and how does it work? Learn more about it in this deep dive on the process and learn how you can do this yourself
Running ONNX with onnruntime on your M1 Mac When wanting to work with AI models on my latest Macbook Pro 2021 with M1 Architecture, I received the following error while running pip install onnxruntime: ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement onnxruntime>=1.10.0 (from tinx) (from versions: none) After doing some research, this
Enabling Serverless AI with Azure Container Apps and Dapr In my previous post I explained how you can get started with Container Apps. The one missing piece of that puzzle is how you can utilize a queue behind to dynamically scale your workload based on items in a queue! This has been one my most difficult blog items so
AI Model Inferencing with ONNX on GPU (CUDA) Recently I've been working a lot with different AI Models for a variety of use cases, ranging from simple object classification to massive crowd counting models. While working with these models, I saw that it is always difficult to implement a model in custom code since the Architecture is never
Running your AI Workload through Azure Container Apps For a new project I am working on, I am utilizing a Queuing architecture where jobs come in and a cluster of containers is processing work on this queue. Each job takes an item from a queue, runs the item through its AI pipeline and spits out a JSON response.
Enabling CUDA with PyTorch on Nvidia Jetson and Python 3.9 For a use case I wanted to utilize the Nvidia Jetson for edge inference. One of the bottlenecks here was that my software required a Python version that is greater than 3.6. When looking at the Nvidia Jetson packages for PyTorch it was seen that this was only created
Machine Teaching through Azure Project Bonsai - Series Overview Autonomous Platforms are being deployed all around us, optimizing our daily processes and improving their efficiency and stability without the need of human intelligence. They learn by themself, iteratively improving themselves and staying ahead of the competition. One of the biggest hurdles for Autonomous Platforms to be deployed is the