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The tutorials in this section illustrate how to use Azure Databricks throughout the AI lifecycle for classical ML and gen AI workloads.
If you're new to AI on Azure Databricks, see Try generative AI and machine learning on Databricks for a curated list of notebooks and tutorials designed to quickly get you started with AI.
Classical ML tutorials
You can import each notebook to your Azure Databricks workspace to run them.
Notebook | Features |
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Deploy and query a custom model | Unity Catalog, classification model, MLflow, model serving, Hugging Face transformer, PyFunc model |
Machine learning with scikit-learn | Unity Catalog, classification model, MLflow, automated hyperparameter tuning with Optuna and MLflow |
Machine learning with MLlib | Logistic regression model, Spark pipeline, automated hyperparameter tuning using MLlib API |
Deep learning with TensorFlow Keras | Neural network model, inline TensorBoard, automated hyperparameter tuning with Hyperopt and MLflow, autologging, ModelRegistry |
Deep learning tutorial
Notebook | Requirements | Features |
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End-to-end PyTorch example | Databricks Runtime ML | Unity Catalog, PyTorch, MLflow, automated hyperparameter tuning with Optuna and MLflow |
Gen AI tutorials
You can import each notebook to your Azure Databricks workspace to run them.
Notebook | Features |
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Query OpenAI external model endpoints | OpenAI API, MLflow, External models, Databricks Secrets |
Create and deploy a Foundation Model Fine-tuning run | Foundation Model fine-tuning, databricks_genai SDK |
Build, evaluate, and deploy production-grade AI agents | Mosaic AI Agent Framework, Agent Evaluation, MLflow, synthetic data |