rafal1
6 years agoNew Member
Although it is possible to output Azure ML into a table/blob/file and then use that as a data source in Power BI, it would be clearer and easier to integrate the two technologies more directly. I would like to see a way to select an Azure ML experiment or web service in Power BI, especially for forecasting scenarios, as well as recommendations and more run-of-the-mill classifications (like highlight high-value customers, decide which segment the customer belongs too etc). As a bonus, having Power BI selectable as an output in Azure ML would complete the integration.
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