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Ray Core vs. Data, Train, Tune, and Serve: A Practical Mental Model

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Ray is easy to describe badly. Call it a "distributed Python framework," and it sounds like a faster multiprocessing . Call it an "AI platform," and it sounds like it should manage users, approvals, datasets, and model releases. Call it a "cluster manager," and people understandably ask why they st…

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    Ray Core vs. Data, Train, Tune, and Serve: A Practical Mental Model

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