Hi i am started to learning the azure data lake and azure machine learning ,i need to use the azure data lake storage as a azure machine learning studio input data .There have a any options are there, i gone through the azure data lake and machine learning documentation but i can't reach that,finally i got one solution on this link but they are mentioning there is no option for it,but this post is old one,so might be the Microsoft people added the future on it if it's please let me know, let me know Thank you.
I recommend the following:
- Get a tenant ID, client ID, and client secret for your ADLS using the tutorial here.
- Install the
azure-datalake-store
Python package on AML Studio by attaching it as a Script Bundle to an Execute Python Script module. - In the Execute Python Script module, import the
azure-datalake-store
package and connect to the ADLS with your tenant ID, client ID, and client secret. - Download the data you need from ADLS and convert it into a dataframe within the Python Script module; return that dataframe to make the data available in the rest of AML Studio.
Sure, you can use reference assemblies to add cognitive services to USQL against your ADLS data. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/data-lake-analytics/data-lake-analytics-u-sql-cognitive
You can check this Microsoft Azure Docs which covers:
Create a data science environment for building scalable end-to-end solutions in Azure Data Lake.
This environment was used to analyze a large public dataset, taking it through the canonical steps of the Data Science Process, from data acquisition through model training, and then to the deployment of the model as a web service.
U-SQL was used to process, explore and sample the data.
Python and Hive were used with Azure Machine Learning Studio to build and deploy predictive models.
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