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Creating a Custom Vision project and ML workspace
From the course: Azure AI Engineer Associate (AI-102) Cert Prep: Implement Computer Vision Solutions
Creating a Custom Vision project and ML workspace
- [Instructor] Now that we've covered what a custom Vision model is, let's see how we can create one ourselves. Here I am back in Azure Vision Studio, and I'll select Customize models with images. Next, I'll need to select the Azure AI Services resource I created earlier. Click in the name, and that'll take you into the next screen here. Here it asks you for the dataset that you want to train your images on. Before we can proceed, you need to have uploaded images to an Azure blob storage resource. I've already done this, so, let's go ahead and add a new data set for those images. In order to create a new data set, you need to specify the name of that data set, as well as the type of task that you're trying to accomplish. Here I'm just going to call my dataset Classify, 'cause I'm going to be creating a classification model. And next I need to select the task, and I'll choose image classification. After that, I need…
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Introducing Custom Vision models4m 3s
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Exam note on Custom Vision tasks1m 29s
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Creating a Custom Vision project and ML workspace3m 13s
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Labeling classification data2m 26s
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Training a model1m 22s
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Labeling object detection data3m 42s
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Evaluating model performance1m 56s
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Testing custom vision models in Vision Studio2m 24s
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