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I recently built a Hospital Patient Analytics Dashboard using Power BI and analyzed 4,000+ patient records. As an aspiring Data Analyst/Data Scientist, what additional skills or project improvements would make this project more industry-ready and attractive to recruiters?Solved2.1KViews1like14CommentsAI Skills Fest 2026
🚀 Looking to build your AI and Data Science skills? Microsoft is hosting the AI Skills Fest 2026, a free global learning event packed with AI-focused training, expert-led sessions, hands-on activities, and learning paths for students, developers, data professionals, and business users. Participants can also earn digital badges and may qualify for certification opportunities. 📅 Event Dates: June 8–12, 2026 Whether you're just starting your Data Science journey or looking to expand your AI knowledge, this is a great opportunity to learn from Microsoft experts and the global community. 🔗 Register here: https://aiskillsnavigator.microsoft.com/events/AISF2026 Has anyone here joined? Which learning track are you exploring—AI, Data Science, Power BI, Fabric, or Machine Learning?1.3KViews1like1CommentMLFlow - Not logging results of all epochs
I am trying to use MLFlow to log the results of my model training to do hyperparameter tuning however it is only logging the last val_loss & loss value in the experiment. Running in a Python 3.11 notebook with tensorflow: 2.18.0 mlflow: 3.8.1 pandas: 2.2.2 with mlflow.start_run() as run: mlflow.tensorflow.autolog() history, model = run_model(X_train, X_val) for epoch, (tr, vl) in enumerate( zip(history.history["loss"], history.history["val_loss"]) 😞 mlflow.log_metric("loss", tr, step=epoch) mlflow.log_metric("val_loss", vl, step=epoch) Then this is the only output in the experiment:Solved2.7KViews0likes6CommentsUsing local GPU–trained ML models with Microsoft Fabric + Agent-based architecture
Hello Fabric Community, I am participating in a Microsoft Dev AI Hackathon and building an AI-powered agricultural platform using Django, Microsoft Fabric, and Azure OpenAI. I have a practical challenge and would appreciate guidance from the community: • I have a custom ML model (trained using PyTorch / scikit-learn) that I trained locally using my PC’s external GPU. • Microsoft Fabric Data Science notebooks have limited compute and cannot connect to my local GPU. • Due to Azure student credit limits, I prefer not to retrain the model in Azure ML. My current design approach: • Use Microsoft Fabric for data analytics, Lakehouse, and notebooks • Use Azure OpenAI (via Azure AI Foundry) for LLM-based reasoning • Load and run my locally trained ML model inside the Django backend • Expose the ML model as a callable function/tool for AI agents • Build a multi-agent system (Intent Agent → Service Agent → Match Agent → Action Agent) My questions: 1. Is this a recommended and acceptable architecture when Fabric compute is limited? 2. Is it common to keep ML model training external and integrate it via backend services while using Fabric for analytics? 3. Is designing tool-based agents that call Django ORM and ML models considered best practice in Fabric-based AI systems? 4. Are there any Fabric-native patterns or references for this hybrid setup? My goal is to follow Microsoft-recommended architecture while staying within student credit limits. Thanks in advance for your guidance.Solved2.1KViews1like3CommentsundefinedBeginner guidance for starting Data Science with Microsoft Fabric
Hello everyone, I am a beginner student and I have recently joined the Microsoft Fabric Community. I am interested in Data Science and my goal is to build strong skills for a high-paying career. I would like guidance on: What should I learn first as a beginner? Is Microsoft Fabric good for Data Science beginners? Which tools and skills should I focus on initially (Python, SQL, Power BI, etc.)? Any roadmap, resources, or beginner tips would be really helpful. Thank you in advance.Solved2.6KViews0likes4CommentsThank you for the Microsoft's Fabric Community and these events, interest in learning more!
Hello, Thank you so much for hosting this wonderful event; I am enjoying these sessions and learning a lot. I am grateful to have had the chance to learn about Microsoft and its broad AI endeavors and opportunities. A little about myself is that: My name is Ayush Saha. I am a 1st year MS of CS (AI) major at USC, and an AI Engineer Intern Alumnus from Volkswagen (2025), and accepted presenter to the 2025 US-RSE Research Conference for my research in computer vision/ incident scene reconstruction. My LinkedIn is: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ayush-saha/ This event has definitely inspired me to apply to join Microsoft's internship programs! I am looking forward to the remainder of the event, Ayush S.1KViews2likes1CommentUse AI Skill outside Fabric
Hello, It has been a while since the AI Skill feature introduced the Publish option, allowing integration with other Fabric workloads, such as notebooks. However, in the past, it also offered endpoints that could be accessed outside of Fabric. I am currently attempting to perform an API integration with AI Skill, using LoggedUser credentials, but it no longer works. I understand that AI Skill is in preview, and changes may be introduced at any time. Nevertheless, I would like to know if this feature (external access to AI Skills) will become available again, or how it can be made to work. I followed the instructions provided in the Learn Path for Programmatically Accessing AI Skills, but it only seems to work with other Fabric resources, as if I try with the same Publish URL of the guide it works in the Notebook but do not works outside, with a 404 response in the call. Can anyone give me any suggestion? There're any other endpoint route to access to?Solved7.6KViews0likes4CommentsHow to log/register ML model with MLFlow, with the model items in specified folder in workspace
Hi, I'm trying to use MLFlow in Fabric notebook. I have logged the trained model using: mlflow.sklearn.log_model(model1, artifact_path="model_path", signature=signature). I have found that model1 appears as a Fabric model item in the root directory of my workspace, which is making the workspace very untidy, when I train multiple models for different projects. - How does MLflow in Fabric notebook usethe artifact_path parameter provided? - I found a 'model_path' folder under the associated Experiment item. What are the files that get stored there? - Is it possible to set where the model item for model1 gets saved to a user-specified folder within the Fabric workspace? Thanks for your help!Solved11KViews2likes4CommentsAutoML "Next" Option Disabled After Selecting "choose data"
Description: When attempting to train a machine learning model using AutoML, the Next button remains disabled after selecting a Delta table as the "choose data". Steps to Reproduce: Open AutoML and start a new training job. Choose OneLake as the choose data source. Select a Delta table. Wait for the preview to load. Observe that the Next button is disabled. Expected Behavior: After the Delta table preview loads, the Next button should be enabled so the user can proceed to the next configuration step. Actual Behavior: The Next button remains disabled, blocking further progress in setting up the AutoML experiment. Impact: This issue prevents users from proceeding with AutoML training when using Delta tables as the data source.2.9KViews0likes4Comments