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Merlin Jupyter Notebook Examples

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Description

This resource is a collection of jupyter notebook examples to provide end-to-end examples for NVIDIA Merlin.

Publisher

NVIDIA

Latest Version

1

Modified

April 4, 2023

Compressed Size

170.36 KB

These example notebooks demonstrate how to use NVTabular with TensorFlow, PyTorch, and HugeCTR. Each example provides additional details about the end-to-end workflow, which includes ETL, Training, and Inference.

Each example notebook is structured as follows:

  1. 01-Download-Convert.ipynb: Demonstrates how to download the dataset and convert it into the correct format so that it can be consumed.
  2. 02-ETL-with-NVTabular.ipynb: Demonstrates how to execute the preprocessing and feature engineering pipeline (ETL) with NVTabular on the GPU.
  3. 03-Training-with-TF.ipynb: Demonstrates how to train a model with TensorFlow based on the ETL output.
  4. 03-Training-with-PyTorch.ipynb: Demonstrates how to train a model with PyTorch based on the ETL output.
  5. 03-Training-with-HugeCTR.ipynb: Demonstrates how to train a model with HugeCTR based on the ETL output.
  6. 04-Triton-Inference-with-TF.ipynb: Demonstrates how to use Inference with the Triton Inference Server (depending on the deep learning framework).

Deploying the notebooks

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Reading the notebook without leaving NGC

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  1. Navigate to the File Browser tab of the asset in NGC
  2. Select the version you'd like to see
  3. Next to the .ipynb file select "View Jupyter"
  4. There you have it! You can read a notebook for documentation and copy code samples without ever leaving NGC.
  5. All the instructions you need to get started are in the resource - so head over and see how to get up and running.