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aws-machine-learning-connector

version 1.0.0 (Compatible with OutSystems 11)

Also available for 10

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on 07 July 2017

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OutSystems Lab

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aws-machine-learning-connector

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Amazon Machine learning helps developers create predictive models to build smart applications.

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This API allows to integrate with AWS ML SDK and supports the following methods:

Create Endpoint
Delete Endpoint
Get Models
Get ModelById
Prediction

Release notes (1.0.0)

Reviews (1)

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2020-03-23

in version 1.0.0

The component can be easily updated to Outsystems 11. I tested and there were no breaking changes.

The downside is that the API calls are not updated to the most recent version of the documentation.
However, this component can be used as a boilerplate as it is quite simple to update/add the most recent APIs using this component.

Team

João Amorim

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