[DSC Europe 22] Reproducibility and Versioning of ML Systems - Spela Poklukar

1. Reproducibility and Versioning of ML Systems ŠPELA POKLUKAR | MACHINE LEARNING CONSULTANT

2. DSC 2022 // © COPYRIGHT 2022 ENDAVA 2 "Špela is experienced machine learning consultant with experience mostly in SW engineering services and energy sector. She has successfully lead projects in various domains such as manufacturing, finance, robotics, energy, and IT services. She is currently employed as a data discipline lead in Endava Slovenia and an active member of innovation and gender balance communities. Her background is in mathematics, philosophy, and theology.” Spela.poklukar@endava.com +386 40 545 898 Špela Poklukar MACHINE LEARNING CONSULTANT

5. DSC 2022 // © COPYRIGHT 2022 ENDAVA 5 Reproducibility: Two Sides of the Same Coin REPRODUCIBILITY OF ML Research Results REPRODUCIBILITY OF ML Systems Reproducibility and Versioning of ML Systems - 1. Motivation Reproducibility of ML research results means being able to recreate a ML workflow of someone else and reach the same or similar conclusions as the original work. Reproducibility of ML system means being able to repeatedly run a ML workflow and reach the same or similar results on each run.

6. DSC 2022 // © COPYRIGHT 2022 ENDAVA 6 EVIDENCE OF SIGNIFICANCE To ensure the obtained results are accurate and significant. ABLATION To ensure that claimed gain really comes from the intended change and is not random. Why Reproducibility? COST ESTIMATION To inform potential consumers about computational complexity. Reproducibility and Versioning of ML Systems - 1. Motivation

7. DSC 2022 // © COPYRIGHT 2022 ENDAVA 7 SCALING To be able to scale the machine learning system by replicating its parts. INFERENCE To ensure selected model is the same one used for inference. FAULT TOLERANCE To reduce the risk of errors by consistently obtaining the same results. MODEL ROLLBACK To allow for model rollback in case the new model is not performing as expected. TRUST To create trust and credibility of the machine learning product. REGULATION To adhere to the increasing regulation constraints. Why Reproducibility? Reproducibility and Versioning of ML Systems - 1. Motivation

9. DSC 2022 // © COPYRIGHT 2022 ENDAVA 9 Feature Engineering Data Preprocessing Model Training Prediction Service Model Evaluation Feature Engineering Data Preprocessing Model Training Feature Engineering Data Preprocessing Prediction Service Development Pipeline: Training Pipeline: Inference Pipeline: Reproducibility and Versioning of ML Systems - 2. Modularity

11. DSC 2022 // © COPYRIGHT 2022 ENDAVA Reproducibility can be achieved by tracking and versioning every change in ML system. 11 for Training Datasets Reproducibility and Versioning of ML Systems - 3. Versioning

12. DSC 2022 // © COPYRIGHT 2022 ENDAVA 12 Environment Source Code Model Parameters Features Preprocessing System Model Dataset Changes to Track Data ‣ Dataset version ‣ Data availability timestamp ‣ Dataset split ‣ Dataset shuffling ‣ Preprocessing parameters ‣ Target variable transformation ‣ Feature computation parameters ‣ Feature selection ‣ Model type ‣ Model hyperparameters ‣ Weights initialization ‣ Evaluation parameters ‣ Dropout ‣ Components source code ‣ Pipeline definition ‣ Dependencies ‣ Environment variables ‣ Infrastructure ‣ Floating point calculation Reproducibility and Versioning of ML Systems - 3. Versioning

16. DSC 2022 // © COPYRIGHT 2022 ENDAVA The feature store is a central location where the features are stored and organized for the explicit purpose of being used to either train models or make predictions. Features are computed when the new data become available and stored in the feature store as opposed to being computed on the fly by training and serving services. Feature store should provide: ‣ Updated list of feature consumers ‣ Point-in-time lookup Benefits of using feature store: ‣ Consistent feature engineering for model development, training and serving ‣ Bridging the gap between data scientists and data & ML engineers ‣ Discover and reuse available feature sets, avoid having similar features with different definitions ‣ Point-in-time lookup to prevent data leakage ‣ Accelerate ML innovation ‣ Reproducibility of ML experiments ‣ Empower legal and compliance teams to ensure compliant use of data Feature Versioning – Feature Store 16 for Training Datasets Reproducibility and Versioning of ML Systems - 3. Versioning

17. DSC 2022 // © COPYRIGHT 2022 ENDAVA Model registry is a service that manages multiple model artifacts, tracks, and governs models at different stages of the ML lifecycle. The model registry provides: ‣ Centralized storage for all types of models, ‣ Collaborative unit for model lifecycle management. ‣ Basis for assessing model risks and model governance. ‣ Fast and seamless model roll-out and roll-back. Model registry should keep track of: ‣ Model name ‣ Model architecture ‣ Model hyperparameters ‣ Trained model/model weights ‣ Model metrics Model Versioning – Model Registry 17 Reproducibility and Versioning of ML Systems - 3. Versioning

20. DSC 2022 // © COPYRIGHT 2022 ENDAVA Provisioning, configuring and managing infrastructure with machine-readable definition files. Benefits: ‣ Ensures infrastructure consistency and eliminates configuration drift. ‣ Cost reduction. ‣ Increase in speed of deployments. ‣ Scalability and availability. ‣ Fosters collaboration. ‣ Standardizes deployment workflow. ‣ Error risk reduction. Infrastructure Versioning – IaC 20 Reproducibility and Versioning of ML Systems - 3. Versioning

21. DSC 2022 // © COPYRIGHT 2022 ENDAVA Metadata store is a central place that holds and connects all parameters about ML system. It may hold, for example: ‣ Data version: Reference to the dataset, md5 hash, dataset sample to know which data was used to train the model ‣ Environment configuration: Docker image ID, requirements.txt, conda.yml, Dockerfile, Makefile to know how to recreate the environment where the model was trained ‣ Code version: Git SHA of a commit or an actual snapshot of code to know what code was used to build a model ‣ Model version: Model ID, configuration of the feature preprocessing steps of the pipeline, model training, and inference to reproduce the process if needed ‣ Model performance metrics: Experiment ID, F1, accuracy, ROC on test and validation set to know how your model performs ‣ Hardware metrics: CPU, GPU, TPU, memory to see how much your model consumes during training/inference ‣ Performance visualizations: ROC curve, Confusion matrix, PR curve to understand the errors deeply ‣ Model predictions: to see the actual predictions and understand model performance beyond metrics Version Versioning – Metadata Store 21 Reproducibility and Versioning of ML Systems - 3. Versioning

22. DSC 2022 // © COPYRIGHT 2022 ENDAVA 22 EXPERIMENT TRACKING SOURCE CODE FEATURE STORE MODEL REGISTRY METADATA STORE EXPERIMENTING AND MODEL DEVELOPMENT ML PIPELINE CI/CD: BUILD, TEST, PACKAGE, DEPLOY DATA ENGINEERING CONTINUOUS MODEL TRAINING MODEL CD PREDICTION SERVICE CONTINUOUS MONITORING DATA ENGINEERING Reproducibility and Versioning of ML Systems - 3. Versioning

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