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Both the training and validation data are uploaded to an Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) bucket for model training in the client account, and the testing dataset is used in the server account for testing purposes only. Details of the datapreparation code are in the following notebook.
Option C: Use SageMaker Data Wrangler SageMaker Data Wrangler allows you to import data from various data sources including Amazon Redshift for a low-code/no-code way to prepare, transform, and featurize your data. She has extensive experience in machine learning with a PhD degree in ComputerScience.
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