Hosting a Machine Learning Model in ASP.NET Core 3.0 - Simple Talk

The romantic days of machine learning being the science of a few geeks are over. To be effective and ubiquitous as top managers claim they want it to be in the enterprise, machine learning must move into a more integrated and agile environment and, more than everything else, be effectively hosted in line-of-business applications. In this article, I'll try to explain why this particular point is problematic today that most solutions, including shallow learning solutions, are primarily coded in Python. The essence of the article can be summarized in: a tighter integration between machine learning solutions and host application environments is, at the very minimum, worth exploring. This means looking beyond Python; and machine learning is now available (and fast-growing) right in the .NET platform, natively with existing .NET Framework applications and newer .NET Core applications.