AWS SageMaker tutorial
Time-Series Forecasting with AWS SageMaker Autopilot
Introduction
This tutorial demonstrates how to set up time-series forecasting using AWS SageMaker with environmental data collected from Particle devices. Using the Grove Temperature & Humidity Sensor and AWS SageMaker's automated machine learning capabilities, you can predict future environmental trends based on temperature and humidity data. This is useful for applications such as weather prediction, industrial monitoring, and smart agriculture.
Supported devices
Hardware and supplies
- Supported device
- Grove Temperature & Humidity Sensor (DHT11)
- Particle Grove Shield
Cloud services and integrations
Webhook
Cloud Secrets
AWS SageMaker
Project description:
This AWS SageMaker Tutorial provides a step-by-step guide for performing time-series forecasting using AWS SageMaker Autopilot. The tutorial integrates with Particle devices, demonstrating how to collect and transmit environmental data from sensors, such as temperature and humidity readings, to AWS SageMaker for advanced forecasting. Leveraging SageMaker Autopilot's automated machine learning capabilities, users can predict future environmental trends, making it ideal for applications in weather prediction, industrial monitoring, and smart agriculture.
Key Topics Covered:
- Configuring Particle devices to capture time-series data from temperature and humidity sensors.
- Setting up secure data transmission to AWS SageMaker using cloud integrations and AWS Vault for managing credentials.
- Using AWS SageMaker Autopilot to automatically train and deploy a time-series forecasting model.
- Analyzing and visualizing forecasting results to gain insights from historical data.
Prerequisites:
- A Particle Feather-based development board (e.g., Argon, Boron).
- A Grove Temperature & Humidity Sensor and a Particle Grove Shield for seamless sensor connectivity.
- An AWS account with access to SageMaker services and permissions to create Autopilot jobs.
This tutorial provides a comprehensive example of combining IoT hardware with cloud-based machine learning, enabling users to easily collect data and generate actionable forecasts with minimal manual intervention.