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\chapter{Responsibilities} | ||
\label{chap:responsibilities} | ||
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\todo[inline]{Revisit in June 2021.} | ||
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There were four students involved in the project. | ||
Workload was divided as described below. | ||
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Maciej Procyk - setup MLflow and Nussknacker to first \texttt{dev-environment}, setup files linters, | ||
add S3 client, initialize integration tests structure, create configuration structure, introduce HTTP client for MLflow integration, | ||
configure automatic publishing of library | ||
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Michał Jadwiszczak - design Prinz Model API, setup ngnix, separate structure of \\ \texttt{docker-compose.yaml} for every integration, | ||
implement \texttt{ModelRepository} for PMML and H2O, propose \texttt{RepositoryClient} abstraction | ||
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Jan Kukowski - implement data structures, create MLflow data converter, write unit and integration tests | ||
for data structures and conversion, combine Nussknacker types with model signature, implement PMML and H2O signature parsing | ||
Workload was divided as described: | ||
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Krzysztof Antoniak - setup base repository structure, setup Scalastyle rules, setup sample enricher, add source and sink to sample, | ||
setup first FraudDetection model sample, create PMML sample models, setup GitBook, implement \texttt{Model} and \texttt{ModelInstance} for PMML and H2O. | ||
\begin{itemize} | ||
\item Krzysztof Antoniak: setup base repository structure, setup Scalastyle rules, setup sample enricher, add source and sink to sample, | ||
setup first FraudDetection model sample, create PMML sample models, setup GitBook, implement \texttt{Model} and \texttt{ModelInstance} for PMML and H2O, | ||
\item Michał Jadwiszczak: design Prinz Model API, setup ngnix, separate structure of \\ \texttt{docker-compose.yaml} for every integration, | ||
implement \texttt{ModelRepository} for PMML and H2O, propose \texttt{RepositoryClient} abstraction, | ||
\item Jan Kukowski: implement data structures, create MLflow data converter, write unit and integration tests | ||
for data structures and conversion, combine Nussknacker types with model signature, implement PMML and H2O signature parsing, | ||
\item Maciej Procyk: setup MLflow and Nussknacker to first \texttt{dev-environment}, setup files linters, | ||
add S3 client, initialize integration tests structure, create configuration structure, introduce HTTP client for MLflow integration, | ||
configure automatic publishing of library. | ||
\end{itemize} |