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  • Model Registration:

    • Jupyter: added a new GUI-based Jupyter plugin that provides an intuitive wizard-based approach to register a new model, as well as mechanisms to update existing models, add attachments such as trained model artifacts, and to submit a model for productionization.

    • CLI: streamlined the approach to register new models via the CLI, with flexible options for adding in schemas, as appropriate.

    • DataIku DSS: added support to integrate with DataIku’s API’s to onboard code-based Python models created in DataIku DSS.

    • API: added new API to support registration and persistence of new models, allowing for systematic onboarding of new models, as required.

  • Model Lifecycle (MLC) OrchestrationAutomation:

    • MLC Engine: new micro service that automates and manages the common processes in the lifecycle of a model, effectively providing the underpinning for scaled Model Operations (ModelOps). The MLC engine allows for the creation of customized model lifecycle (MLC) processes via a drag and drop user interface, including allowing for defining custom business rules around triggering proactive notifications.

    • MLC Templates: starter model lifecycle templates to automate and manage common processes in the lifecycle of a model, such as model onboarding, model promotion, on-going backtesting, etc.

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Score & Monitor

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  • Model Metadata

  • Externalized Attachments

  • Model Test Results

  • Model Reproducibility Automation

  • Model Traceability: added support--via the MLC engine--to track each step in a model’s lifecycle for each version of a model to provide a full lineage of a model from when it is registered, to when it is tested, validated, approved, deployed, improved, and eventually retired.

Deprecations:

With the release of v2.0, there a few v1.x items that will be deprecated:

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