Microsoft Fabric's Data Science workload leverages Synapse ML for training and are ideally suited to enrich data stored in a data lake. This video walks through the steps to export a model from Fabric, Import it into an Azure ML workspace, and deploy it to a real-time inference endpoint
Explore Azure Machine Learning's selection of pre-trained models from leading sources like OpenAI, Microsoft, and Hugging Face. In this video I'll guide you through the process of choosing, deploying a model on Azure's computing services, and accessing it through a REST API.
You've probably used %pip install to include open source libraries in your Fabric notebooks, but did you know you can also easily install your own custom Python libraries?
Leverage Azure OpenAI in a Fabric Jupyter notebook to summarize user review data, securely store secrets in Azure Key Vault, and handle data in Fabric Lakehouse’s Delta tables.
This video shows you how to use Azure AI sentiment analysis machine learning models within a Fabric Jupyter notebook to add user sentiment features to Data Lake tables.
We can leverage Azure AI services directly in Spark notebooks to enrich and transform data using Language AI Services. Learn how to use these powerful services using a Python Jupyter notebook stored in a Fabric workspace.
In this post learn how to build a Document Intelligence solution within Microsoft Fabric. This solution incorporates Azure AI to extract text from scanned documents. Using a Spark Notebook and Synapse ML, we can easily ingest scanned document data into a Data Lake solution.
Azure AI Document Intelligence can read images and PDF scans of forms, extracting data for later use in data solutions. While various language SDKs are available, it's also possible to call these services directly using the REST API. This tutorial walks through the REST API process.
Microsoft Fabric supports connecting Fabric Workspaces with Git repositories. Watch this video to learn how to setup and use Git repos with Fabric. We'll cover configuration, synching notebooks and other content, as well as how to use Git to recover unintended changes to notebooks.
