The Benefits of AI in Modern Data Engineering

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Ai is a machine learning library that can be used to build robust and scalable machine learning models. It can be used to train ML systems that can be deployed to solve data engineering challenges like the ones we have described above. We will use it to build a solution that helps you reduce the time spent on data engineering tasks.

Prerequisites

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Preparation

Before we start building our solution, we should prepare the data. We can use the following data to build our solution.

Table 1. Data used in this article

Data Type

Description

Data

The data used in this article.

Number of observations

The number of rows in the data. We will use the data to train the model.

Row

A row in the data.

Label

A label in the data.

Data Preparation

1. Import the data

We can import the data using the following code snippet:

import numpy as np import pandas as pd import numpy.random as npr import matplotlib.pyplot as plt data = [ [row[‘ID’] for row in data] for _ in range(3)] labels = [row[‘Label’] for row in data] print (data) print (labels)

Note that the labels are in the form of a list in the data.

2. Normalize the data

We need to normalize the data. Because there are different number of labels in the data, we need to divide them.

Before normalizing the data, we need to decide which label to use as a baseline. We can use any label in the data as the baseline. If there is only one label in the data, then we can use that label as the baseline. Otherwise, we can use the label that has the maximum number of observations.

For example, if there are two labels in the data, then we can use the first label as the baseline. Otherwise, we can use the second label as the baseline.

We can use the following code snippet to normalize the data:

# Normal