Microsoft Fabric: Do k-Means clustering in spark; analyze in Power BI | Integrated Machine Learning

[@huongbui4376]

Thank you for your very helpful video series! I have a suggestion that you can highlight mouse point to make it easier to follow? This can make your video more a lot more engaging, in my opinion.

[@AmitChandak]

Great suggestion! I'm trying to add more of those in upcoming videos. I'm learning the art of video editing. Thanks for your support and suggestions.🙏

[@majeedadil777]

it would be great if you can share your more findings on Data Science part in Fabric. Still the user interface is quite clunky and there were lots of issues while generating a single measure within the model. They need to improve a lot in terms of UI experience.

[@ankittripathi8305]

hello Amit, I have made an ML model in fabric's notebook using test data, now I want to integrate the same ML model in Power BI and run the model for predictions, how can I achieve this? If possible can you make a video on this as I am not able to find any content related to this. Thanks, you can also comment the steps if it can be easily understood.

[@harikrishnapleasef6126]

You created 4clusters as part of the code. Now we see 5clusters in Power BI. What does it mean. Y

[@AmitChandak]

Please share the code you have used?

[@majeedadil777]

:Amit uses n_clusters = 5 as a parameter for KMeans class, check the video at 7:21