I have over two years of research experience in machine learning, but not in a professional job setting. I’m unsure which certification to pursue right now, though I feel more inclined toward the AWS Machine Learning Specialty certification. What would you suggest? Thanks in advance.
Hi, so i know there are a lot overlap in the associate exams, not as much in the DEA. I am going to re-certify for the SAA, planning to just take both the SOA and DVA, does the MLA have overlaps?
Hi I am cloud practitioner certified. I am working with Sagemaker and most of Aws services from past 2 years. Which exam will be best for me to give AWS AI practitioner, AWS ML associate or specialty.
Does the associate cert have content that’s not present in the specialty? ie. is the specialty just a more advanced version, or are they fundamentally different?
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so instead of solutions architect associate i can take ML associate?
I have over two years of research experience in machine learning, but not in a professional job setting. I’m unsure which certification to pursue right now, though I feel more inclined toward the AWS Machine Learning Specialty certification. What would you suggest? Thanks in advance.
Try practice tests for both and see where you are strongest/weakest at and decide from there
Do you have your AWS AI Practitioner?
Thanks very helpful
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Hi, so i know there are a lot overlap in the associate exams, not as much in the DEA. I am going to re-certify for the SAA, planning to just take both the SOA and DVA, does the MLA have overlaps?
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Is ML Speciality certification obselete now?
Hi I am cloud practitioner certified. I am working with Sagemaker and most of Aws services from past 2 years. Which exam will be best for me to give AWS AI practitioner, AWS ML associate or specialty.
AWS ML associate
Does the associate cert have content that’s not present in the specialty? ie. is the specialty just a more advanced version, or are they fundamentally different?
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