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Get Started with Azure Machine Learning

Azure Machine Learning is a Microsoft cloud solution which allow us to do end-to-end experiments using the samples, experiments provided. Further, it allows us to write custom algorithms using popular data science languages like R and Python. 

Lets start to create preview account on Azure and create Azure Machine Learning Experiment workspace. Microsoft gives 30 days trial period for free to do experiments on Azure. You can start to create an Azure account from here.


When you sign-up you might need to provide credit card details that only for validate the user. As far as I know we only need to pay if we are going to upgrade the free subscription for Pay-as-you-go model.


Lets start to create a machine learning experimentation. For that click on left down below "More services" and from the search bar, type "Machine Learning". Then click the Machine Learning Experimentation in order to create new environment.


Then it will open new blades to provide details for your ML experimentation. You can provide those information according to your requirement.



Finally, click the 'Create' button, then it will take few minutes to do back-end process and deploy your Azure ML experimentation. By the time it deploying it a tile in dashboard will indicate that.


Once the deployment process completed, it will redirect you to the Azure ML experimental work space.


Lets start to play around with Azure Machine Learning 😊

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