Amazon SageMaker Model Building vs. Gradient vs. Hex vs. MicroPython Comparison Chart

Amazon SageMaker provides all the tools and libraries you need to build ML models, the process of iteratively trying different algorithms and evaluating their accuracy to find the best one for your use case. In Amazon SageMaker you can pick different algorithms, including over 15 that are built-in and optimized for SageMaker, and use over 150 pre-built models from popular model zoos available with a few clicks. SageMaker also offers a variety of model-building tools including Amazon SageMaker Studio Notebooks and RStudio where you can run ML models on a small scale to see results and view reports on their performance so you can come up with high-quality working prototypes. Amazon SageMaker Studio Notebooks help you build ML models faster and collaborate with your team. Amazon SageMaker Studio notebooks provide one-click Jupyter notebooks that you can start working within seconds. Amazon SageMaker also enables one-click sharing of notebooks.

Hex brings together the best of notebooks, BI, and docs into a seamless, collaborative UI. Hex is a modern Data Workspace. It makes it easy to connect to data, analyze it in collaborative SQL and Python-powered notebooks, and share work as interactive data apps and stories. Your default landing page in Hex is the Projects page. You can quickly find projects you created, as well as those shared with you and your workspace. The outline provides an easy-to-browse overview of all the cells in a project's Logic View. Every cell in the outline lists the variables it defines, and cells that return a displayed output (chart cells, Input Parameters, markdown cells, etc.) display a preview of that output. You can click any cell in the outline to automatically jump to that position in the logic.