Documentation on the full lifecycle of your AI/ML models that is automatically generated, saving your data scientists and model developers time while ensuring more comprehensive data about how your models were developed over time. See AI Model Documentation Guide for more information.
Documentation templates are a flexible way for you to set and enforce AI/ML model documentation standards and best practices across all your data science projects.
Vectice works with any Python or R-based tools, including popular tools such as Dataiku, DataRobot, Azure Machine Learning, Google Vertex AI, and SAS Viya. It also supports popular cloud data platforms: Snowflake, AWS Redshift, AWS S3, Databricks, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Storage. It also supports ML/Ops platforms: AWS SageMaker, VScode, Git, and Jenkins.
Yes, if you turn on that feature.
An AI catalog stores metadata about how your AI/ML model was built, tested, and evaluated. That includes what data was used, what algorithms were used, how the model was tested and more.
No. No datasets are stored. Metadata about your used datasets is stored. For models we track performance metrics, hyperparameters, and lineage. For datasets we track a list of columns, statistics, dataset location, and feature sets.
Once Vectice is deployed in your Cloud or your SaaS account is created, no integration is required to start documenting your work immediately.
You can use any file-based or database-centric data source. To make it easier, we build out-of-the-box integration to collect dataset metadata from the most common systems in GCS AWS, such as BigQuery and S3. We also support any datasets stored in data frames or spark Databricks.
Vectice lets you export your documentation as a document (PDF, Word) or embed the documentation in a workflow such as Confluence or Jira.
No. Typical libraries customers use include: Dataframes: Pandas, SparkModel: Scikit, Xgboost, Lightgbm, Catboost, Keras, Pytorch, Statsmodels. Graphs: Matplotlib, Seaborn, Plotly. Environments: Colab, Jupyter, Vertex AI, AWS SageMaker, Databricks, PyCharm and VScode notebook.