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Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning toolkits such as Scikit-learn, PyTorch and Tensorflow provide today a solid starting point for the rapid prototyping of R\&D solutions. However, they can be hardly ported to heterogeneous decentralised hardware and real-world production environments. A common practice involves outsourcing deployment solutions to scalable cloud infrastructures such as Amazon SageMaker or Microsoft Azure. In this paper, we proposed an open-source microservices-based architecture for decentralised machine intelligence which aims at bringing R\&D and deployment functionalities closer following a low-code approach. Such an approach would guarantee flexible integration of cutting-edge functionalities while preserving complete control over the deployed solutions at negligible costs and maintenance efforts.
Artificial Intelligence; Microservices; Decentralized Learning and Inference; Pervasive Computing, Microservice architectures, Computer architecture, Production, Signal processing, Solids, Rapid prototyping, Outsourcing, Artificial Intelligence, Microservices, Decentralized Learning and Inference, Pervasive Computing
Artificial Intelligence; Microservices; Decentralized Learning and Inference; Pervasive Computing, Microservice architectures, Computer architecture, Production, Signal processing, Solids, Rapid prototyping, Outsourcing, Artificial Intelligence, Microservices, Decentralized Learning and Inference, Pervasive Computing
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