Fluid AI Frontier
  • Frontier
    • What is Frontier?
    • Creating your first project
    • Modules
  • Reports & Visualizations
    • Reporting and Visualizing data
      • Charts
      • Reports
  • Processing & Pipelines
    • What is a Pipeline?
    • Individual Pipelines
      • Configure a DB Connection
      • Fetch Data from DB
      • Merge 2 Files
      • Vectorize Your Data
      • Train an ML Model
      • Train AutoML Model
      • Build a Custom Pipeline
      • Push Data to Database
  • Data
    • What is a Data Module?
      • Input Files
        • Explanatory Data Analysis
      • Output Files
      • Database Connections
      • Query Configurations
  • Model Registry & Node Instance
    • What is Model Registry?
    • What is Node Instance
  • EXTRAS
    • Model Versioning
    • Load Notebook
    • Serve Pipeline
    • Scheduler
    • Alerts
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  1. Processing & Pipelines

What is a Pipeline?

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Pipelines are functions that take an input, perform a procedure on it, and then return the output data. The user will submit the configuration input, which will be saved in a. yaml file. When the user executes the individual pipeline, the function defined takes those data and executes the function while also storing the output data in frontier.

Build Pipelines

This section contains all of the pipelines that have specific behavior integrated into the frontier system. The user will be able to configure the pipeline under this tab to build the pipeline based on specific data that the user has. Custom functionality for pipeline can also be configured by the user by using Build a Custom Pipeline.

View Pipelines

This section houses all of the pipelines that have been saved and configured. From here, the user may run the pipeline and accomplish the capabilities it was designed to provide.

To execute a pipeline

  1. All the pipelines that have been configured and saved will be displayed under the View Pipelines section.

  2. To execute the pipeline, use the icon.

  3. To view the pipeline, use the Open in Notebook icon

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