Centralize feature engineering with AWS Step Functions and AWS Glue DataBrew

In this post, we show how to integrate the standard data preparation steps with training an ML model and running inference on a pre-trained model via DataBrew and AWS Step Functions. The solution is architected with an ML pipeline that trains the publicly available Air Quality Dataset to predict the CO levels in New York City.

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Automate Document Processing in Logistics using AI

Multi-modal transportation is one of the biggest developments in the logistics industry. There has been a successful collaboration across different transportation partners in supply chain freight forwarding for many decades. But there’s still a considerable overhead of paperwork processing for each leg of the trip.

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How Magellan Rx Management used Amazon Redshift ML to predict drug therapeutic conditions

This post is co-written with Karim Prasla and Deepti Bhanti from Magellan Rx Management as the lead authors. Amazon Redshift ML makes it easy for data scientists, data analysts, and database developers to create, train, and use machine learning (ML) models using familiar SQL commands in Amazon Redshift data warehouses.

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How Jobcase is using Amazon Redshift ML to recommend job search content at scale

This post is co-written with Clay Martin and Ajay Joshi from Jobcase as the lead authors. Jobcase is an online community dedicated to empowering and advocating for the world’s workers. We’re the third-largest destination for job search in the United States, and connect millions of Jobcasers to relevant job opportunities, companies, and other resources on a daily basis.

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Get started with Flink SQL APIs in Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics Studio

In this post, we cover some of the most common query patterns to run on streaming data using Apache Flink relational APIs. Out of the two relational API types supported by Apache Flink, SQL and Table APIs, our focus is on SQL APIs. We expect readers to have knowledge of Kinesis Data Streams, AWS Glue, and AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM). In this post, we use a sales transaction use case to walk you through the examples of tumbling, sliding, session and windows, group by, and joins query operations. We expect readers to have a basic knowledge of SQL queries and streaming window concepts.

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