Yes, there’s the option of building your own specific models using Azure’s Machine Learning studio, working with tools like PyTorch and TensorFlow to design and train models from scratch.

“When Azure Machine Learning arrives, it’s so easy to use, and the cost of producing an API is so low, it becomes easy for data scientists and developers to make fully machine learning APIs in ...

Already present in Azure Databricks, a fully managed version of MLflow will be added to Azure Machine Learning and made available soon. Written by Andrew Brust, Contributor April 24, 2019 at 9:00 ...

Since Azure ML runs on Microsoft's public cloud, Versium can add more external data to its fraud modeling system than they'd be able to with an on-premise machine learning setup, he said.