What is Sematic?
It is an open-source development toolkit to help Data Scientists and Machine Learning (ML) Engineers prototype and productionize ML pipelines in days not weeks. It is based on experience building ML infrastructure at leading tech companies.
Sematic is a tool in the Machine Learning Tools category of a tech stack.
Sematic is an open source tool with 975 GitHub stars and 59 GitHub forks. Here’s a link to Sematic's open source repository on GitHub
Sematic Integrations
Slack, Grafana, Apache Spark, Google BigQuery, and Amazon Redshift are some of the popular tools that integrate with Sematic. Here's a list of all 8 tools that integrate with Sematic.
Sematic's Features
- Develop and run ML pipelines using native Python functions, no new DSL to learn
- Monitor, visualize, and track all inputs and outputs of all pipeline steps in a slick UI
- Collaborate with your team to keep the discussion close to the pipeline as opposed to scattered elsewhere
- Execute your pipelines locally or in your cloud
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