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We're excited to announce the preview of Automated Machine Learning (AutoML) for Dataflows in Power BI. AutoML enables business analysts to build machine learning models with clicks, not code, using just their Power BI skills.
Power BI Dataflows offer a simple and powerful ETL tool that enables analysts to prepare data for further analytics. You invest significant effort in data cleansing and preparation, creating datasets that can be used across your organization. AutoML enables you to leverage your data prep effort for building machine learning models directly in Power BI.
With AutoML, the data science behind the creation of ML models is automated by Power BI, with guardrails to ensure model quality, and visibility to ensure you have full insight into the steps used to create your ML model.
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AutoML also emphasizes Explainability -- highlighting the key features among your inputs that most influence the predictions returned by your model. The full lifecycle for creation, hosting and deployment of the ML models is managed by Power BI, without any additional dependencies.
AutoML is available for dataflows in workspaces hosted on Power BI Premium and Embedded capacities. In this release, we are introducing support for ML models for Binary Predictions, Classifications and Regressions. Timeseries forecasting will also be available shortly.
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Your machine learning model will automatically be trained upon the next refresh of your dataflow, automating the data science tasks of sampling, normalization, feature extraction, algorithm and hyperparameter selection, and validation.
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A statistical summary page in the report includes the standard data science measures of performance for the model.
The report also includes a Training details page, that provides full visibility into the process used to create the model. It describes how each input field was transformed, as well as every iteration with the algorithm and parameter settings used to create your model.
You can also read about AutoML in Power BI to learn more. If you have any questions, you can reach me at @santoshc1. We'd love to hear your feedback on the experience, and ideas on how you'd like to use AutoML.
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