Celonis offers a Python interface to build machine learning models directly on your data in real-time, giving you access to a fully hosted and managed Jupyter notebook.
When getting started with machine learning, we recommend the following topics:
To access the machine learning Python interface, you must first create a machine learning application. This application can then be assigned permissions and allocated resources such as CPU, memory, and storage.
For more information, see Creating and managing applications.
Machine learning notebooks can be executed on a recurring schedule within the Celonis Platform. By scheduling your notebooks you can control when they execute, how long the timeout is, and the maximum number of retries allowed.
For more information, see Scheduling notebooks.
Active machine learning workbenches (and the notebooks they contain) consume resources, notably memory, CPU, and data storage. These resources count towards your allocated Celonis Platform team resources, so attention must be paid to how much your existing machine learning workbenches are consuming.
For more information, see Managing resources and consumption.
To optimize your machine learning configurations, see Best practices.