Foundations for MLOps Systems

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In this chapter, we will discuss foundations for MLOps systems by breaking down the topic into fundamental building blocks that you will apply in future chapters. While we will discuss programming nondeterministic systems, data structures and algorithmic thinking for data science, and how to translate thoughts into executable code, the goal is not to give a fully comprehensive introduction to these areas in a single chapter but instead provide further resources to point you in the right direction and answer an important question: Why do you need to understand mathematics to develop and deploy MLOps systems?

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Sorvisto, D. (2023). Foundations for MLOps Systems. In: MLOps Lifecycle Toolkit. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-9642-4_2

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