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Data Science Dojo
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Data Exploration | Azure ML Tutorial - Tutorials - Data Science Dojo Discussions
December 14, 2018 - Originally published at: https://tutorials.datasciencedojo.com/data-exploration-azure/ Data Exploration – Now that we have Azure Machine Learning Studio setup, let’s begin an end-to-end data exploration science project in Azure Machine Learning. We’ll choose the flight delay data, and ...
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Microsoft Learn
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Quickstart: Get started with Azure Machine Learning - Azure Machine Learning | Microsoft Learn
1 week ago - The rest of this tutorial contains cells of the tutorial notebook. Copy and paste them into your new notebook, or switch to the notebook now if you cloned it. Before you dive into the code, you need a way to reference your workspace. The workspace is the top-level resource for Azure Machine Learning, providing a centralized place to work with all the artifacts you create when you use Azure Machine Learning. Create ml...
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Microsoft Learn
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Tutorial: Train a model - Azure Machine Learning | Microsoft Learn
November 14, 2025 - Submit the job to run in Azure Machine Learning studio. This time, use create_or_update on ml_client. ml_client is a client class that allows you to connect to your Azure subscription using Python and interact with Azure Machine Learning services.
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DataCamp
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A Beginner's Guide to Azure Machine Learning | DataCamp
March 21, 2024 - Explore Azure Machine Learning in our beginner's guide to setting up, deploying models, and leveraging AutoML & ML Studio in the Azure ecosystem.
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Microsoft Learn
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Azure Machine Learning documentation | Microsoft Learn
Train and deploy machine learning models with Azure Machine Learning. Get started with quickstarts, explore tutorials, and manage your ML lifecycle with MLOps best practices.
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Analytics Vidhya
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Azure Machine Learning : A Step-by-Step Guide
March 28, 2025 - Deploying Machine Learning Model using StreamlitDeploying ML Models in DockerDeploy Using StreamlitDeploy on HerokuDeploy Using NetlifyIntroduction to Amazon SagemakerSetting up Amazon SageMakerUsing SageMaker Endpoint to Generate InferenceDeploy on Microsoft Azure CloudIntroduction to Flask for ModelDeploying ML model using Flask
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GitHub
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MachineLearningNotebooks/tutorials/README.md at master · Azure/MachineLearningNotebooks
Learn how to use the Azure Machine Learning Python SDK to submit batch jobs. ... Learn how to use Automated ML for Fraud classification. ... The following tutorials are intended to provide examples of more advanced feature in Azure Machine Learning.
Author   Azure
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Microsoft Learn
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Tutorial: Model Development on a Cloud Workstation - Azure Machine Learning | Microsoft Learn
October 17, 2025 - The tutorial covers the basic steps that you need to get started: Set up and configure the cloud workstation. Your cloud workstation is powered by an Azure Machine Learning compute instance, which is pre-configured with environments to support ...
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GitHub
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GitHub - tsmatz/azureml-tutorial: Azure Machine Learning Tutorial (CLI / Python)
This example shows you generic AI / ML workflow through lifecycle - exploration, train, tune, and publishing - with Azure Machine Learning (AML) API.
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YouTube
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Basic first project! Azure Machine Learning Easy Getting Starting For Fun and Profit! - YouTube
🚀 Welcome to our Azure Machine Learning tutorial series! In this video, we'll guide you through the process of building a regression model to predict automo...
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ScholarHat
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A Step-by-Step Guide to Azure Machine Learning
January 30, 2025 - The explanation generator is one of the ML designer's most useful features. As seen in the screenshot below, you may turn this option on by navigating to the Parameters setting. Thus, saving computing resources. You would need to explicitly turn this on because it is turned off by default. We create the explanation to understand the context and more effectively analyze the outcomes once the model has been trained using this functionality of the Azure ML designer.
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Azure Docs
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Tutorial: ML pipelines with Python SDK v2 - Azure Machine Learning | Azure Docs
To learn more about the benefits of pipelines, see What are Azure Machine Learning pipelines. In this tutorial, you use Azure Machine Learning to create a production-ready machine learning project, using Azure Machine Learning Python SDK v2.
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Reddit
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r/azuredevops on Reddit: Azure Machine Learning - using CLI to run R code
January 26, 2025 -

Hi

I'm attempting to run a Azure ML job to train and save a model using R. It seems as if my pipeline runs, but it doesn't save the output. I'm using a very simple script first of all as a proof before I move onto the actual R workload I plan to deploy.

Due to lack of MS documentation on running R code in Azure ML (there was documentation up until around 2 weeks ago, although this has been removed - I've raised a query with MS about this), I'm struggling to find examples on how to accomplish this.

There are some code examples of Github which are of some use. These examples include the use of mlflow, however, speaking to the MS rep as well as other documentation I've seen, I don't think the use of mlflow is imperative for running R code (it's only necessary if you want to rely on its ability to log metrics etc).

  • https://github.com/Azure/azureml-examples/tree/main/cli/jobs/single-step/r

  • https://github.com/wahalulu/using-r-with-azure-machine-learning/blob/master/05-run-r-job-train-model/src/train.R

  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjsTg2v5aSQ&t=644s

My simple project structure is as follows:

AZURE-ML-IRIS
- docker-context
---- Dockerfile this is the Dockerfile from the MS Github azureml-examples for R
- src
---- train.R
- job.yml

Train.R

library(optparse)
library(rpart)

parser <- OptionParser()

parser <- add_option(
    parser, "--data_folder",
    type="character", 
    action="store", 
    default = "./data", 
    help="data folder")

parser <- add_option(
  parser,
  "--data_output",
  type = "character",
  action = "store",
  default = "./data_output"
)

args <- parse_args(parser)

file_name = file.path(args$data_folder)

iris <- read.csv(file_name)
iris_head <- head(iris)

write.csv(iris_head, file = paste0(args$data_output, "/iris_head.csv"))

job.yml

$schema: https://azuremlschemas.azureedge.net/latest/commandJob.schema.json
command: >
  Rscript train.R 
  --data_folder ${{inputs.iris}}
  --data_output ${{outputs.data_output}}
code: src
inputs:
  iris: 
    type: uri_file
    path: https://azuremlexamples.blob.core.windows.net/datasets/iris.csv
outputs:
  data_output:
environment:
  build:
    path: docker-context
display_name: r-iris-example
compute: azureml:noel001
experiment_name: r-iris-example
description: Get a subset of Iris data. 

I execute the creation of the job with the az ml job create command. The job runs, and completes according to Azure ML. However, it doesn't seem as if the iris_head.csv file actually get's saved anyway. The outputs data asset url the job suggests outputs are saved to contains no files.

I've ran the hello world example for data outputs:

$schema: https://azuremlschemas.azureedge.net/latest/commandJob.schema.json
command: echo "hello world" > ${{outputs.hello_output}}/helloworld.txt
outputs:
  hello_output:
environment:
  image: python

And that runs as expected producing a small .txt file. What I can't seem to do is move from this hello world example through to the R example.

I've also tried the full end to end examples from the Github repos above (including the mlflow elements) and run into the same problems for each.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Intellipaat
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Azure Machine Learning - Working and Hands-on with Azure ML Studio
April 8, 2025 - This guide will teach you everything you need to know about Azure Machine Learning, from getting started to building and deploying your own machine learning models.
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Stack Overflow
stackoverflow.com › questions › 37457250 › getting-started-with-azure-machine-learning
Getting started with Azure Machine Learning - Stack Overflow
For this scenario I think recommender system will work well. Refer the following MVA tutorial and you'll get an idea. https://mva.microsoft.com/en-US/training-courses/building-recommendation-systems-in-azure-13765?l=9jtc5olXB_205513172
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DevOps.dev
blog.devops.dev › azure-ml-studio-a-comprehensive-guide-57a1f8348587
Azure ML Studio:A Comprehensive Guide | by Shailendra Prajapati | DevOps.dev
September 2, 2024 - Azure ML Studio:A Comprehensive Guide In an era driven by data, machine learning has emerged as a transformative force across industries, enabling businesses to unlock insights, make informed …
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Microsoft Azure
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Azure Machine Learning - ML as a Service | Microsoft Azure
Train a classification model with no-code automated machine learning in the Azure Machine Learning studio. ... Explore end-to-end machine learning operations (MLOps) with Azure Machine Learning.