Manage your ML lifecycle

Standardized and reproducible machine learning models are essential for data scientists. While having a well-organized, rapid database of annotated data and metadata, and the ability to quickly deploy models into active discovery efforts are crucial, these alone are not enough. Effective utilization of ML models in discovery also requires robust MLOps support to track, register, and classify these models systematically. ML lifecycle management fosters a structured environment where great models are born, maximizing impact on drug discovery.

Standardized, reproducible machine learning

Data scientists face challenges keeping track of their ML experiments: What parameters were used? What dependencies does the model have? How does the performance of this model compare to others? MLOps is the management of the machine learning lifecycle, which is essential to efficient and reproducible ML model development and deployment. In biologics discovery specifically, large datasets of data can be hard to obtain.

For this reason, models are often generated in an iterative way while the data improves incrementally. Moreover, data scientists can sometimes be isolated from lab scientists, physically or in terms of knowledge, leading to hurdles for data scientists in obtaining the most up-to-date data, and hurdles for lab scientists in consuming the ML models in their analyses.

Connecting lab and data scientists

The ENPICOM platform provides data scientists with a private and integrated MLOps environment, complete with an intuitive UI to track experiments, store artifacts, register models and compare results. By standardizing the deployment of ML models, the ENPICOM empowers data scientists to efficiently create and pick the best ML models and puts them in the hands of the lab scientists. It’s the best of both worlds.

How does it work?

Let's take a look at an example use case where lab scientists in your company have a wealth of thermostability data on antibodies.

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Fetching latest dataUsing the IGX SDK data scientists can perform a simple query to fetch all the latest data that has thermostability metadata associated.

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Model trainingThe data scientists can perform training as usual, where the IGX SDK automatically tracks the artifacts, parameters and metrics of newly created models.

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Model trackingThe tracking UI can be used to visually compare model performance, parameters, runtime stats and more.

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Running the modelAfter the best model has been picked and validated, the model can be registered, with a few clicks, to make it available to the lab scientists.

Selecting the best candidates

Because the model interface is known, the lab scientists will not have to configure anything when running the model: the platform knows what metadata is used as input, and where to store the output of the model.
From the perspective of the lab scientists, they select their candidates, choose the newly available thermostability model from a list of models, and see the thermostability predictions become available as newly created metadata.

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