Design the topology of neural networks (if deep learning is used); Post-process machine learning models, and; Critically analyze the results obtained.

Leveraging machine learning to process data and workloads has proved to be significantly beneficial for diverse enterprise industries in recent years. Whether it be healthcare, BFSI or retail, machine learning systems turned out to be extremely promising to process millions of data and build complex models. Having said that, the traditional machine learning process involves humans to look after the operations, to code, and to build the models. But, with the crisis in hand, businesses are looking to reduce their workforce, some are even not equipped with resources to spend on employing an experienced data science team. And that's when AutoML can come to rescue for many.

AutoML tools are the need of the hour for data scientists to reduce their workloads in the world where the generation of data is only increasing exponentially. Readily available AutoML tools make the data science practitioner's work more comfortable and covers necessary foundations needed to create automated machine learning modules. And with the spur in data and the potential that this data holds, data scientists will benefit more by using AutoML capabilities. As we approach the midpoint of 2020, it is slowly being recognised that this year will see an increase in adaptation of AutoML. With the massive potential of AutoML about to burst, non-data science professionals and data science practitioners will look to get a more comprehensive view on the technology.