Training Outlier Detector for CIFAR10 with Poetry
Outlier Detector for Cifar10 model with Poetry-defined Environment
Prerequisites
A kubernetes cluster with kubectl configured
poetry
rclone
curl
Setup Seldon Core
Use the setup notebook to Setup Cluster with Ambassador Ingress and Install Seldon Core. Instructions also online.
We will assume that ambassador (or Istio) ingress is port-forwarded to localhost:8003
!kubectl create namespace cifar10 || truenamespace/cifar10 createdSetup MinIO
Use the provided notebook to install Minio in your cluster. Instructions also online.
We will assume that MinIO service is port-forwarded to localhost:8090
%%writefile rclone.conf
[s3]
type = s3
provider = minio
env_auth = false
access_key_id = minioadmin
secret_access_key = minioadmin
endpoint = http://localhost:8090Poetry
We will use poetry.lock to fully define the explainer environment. Install poetry following official documentation. Usually this goes down to
Train Outlier Detector
Prepare Training Environment
We are going to use pyproject.toml and poetry.lock files from Alibi Detect Server. This will allow us to create environment that will match the runtime one.
Currently, the server's pyproject.toml is structured in the way that it uses a locally present source code of seldon-core.
Please, make sure that you obtain the source code that match the version of used alibi-detect-server.
Prepare Training Script
Deploy Cifar10 model and Outlier Detector
Note, this requires Knative. Follow Knative documentation to install it.
Deploy Event Display
Deploy Model
Create Knative Broker, Trigger and Kservice
Test it!
In a terminal follow logs of the event-display deployment with for example
Now we were send two requests, one containing a normal image and one outlier.
Note: it may take a moment for the kservice to become available


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