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SurveyAnalytica provides a complete machine learning lifecycle within the platform, enabling you to create, train, version, evaluate, and deploy ML models without writing code. The ML capabilities span tabular data classification and regression, image classification with AutoML and transfer learning, and custom model training with dedicated compute resources.
Access the ML model management interface from the Data section. When viewing a dataset, the Predictions view within analytics shows trained models and their results.
To create a new model, provide the following information:
Once a model is created, start training by configuring:
For structured data, training runs on an optimized backend designed for fast, scalable ML on tabular data. This is the fastest option for structured datasets and supports all standard ML model types.
For image classification, transfer learning, and custom models, training runs on dedicated compute resources with GPU acceleration. Supported training paths:
Training progress is tracked in real-time through:
For systematic hyperparameter optimization, use Grid Search to automatically train multiple model variants:
Example parameter grid:
{
"learning_rate": [0.001, 0.01, 0.1],
"batch_size": [16, 32, 64],
"epochs": [10, 20, 50]
}
This would generate 27 combinations (3 x 3 x 3) and train each one.
Each model supports multiple versions, allowing you to iterate and compare:
Each version stores:
Trained models can be deployed as API agents for real-time inference:
Deployment creates a containerized service that exposes the model as a REST API. See the AI Agents article for more details on agent management.
Download trained model artifacts in various formats via secure, time-limited download links. Select the model, version, and format to generate a download link.
The ML Activities timeline shows a chronological history of all ML operations in your workspace, including training runs, grid searches, deployments, and their statuses (running, completed, failed). Each activity includes timestamps, costs, and links to the associated model and version.