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Full Stack AI Development Unit 1

Full Stack AI Development involves creating complete AI-powered web applications that integrate frontend, backend, AI/ML models, and deployment. It utilizes various technologies and tools such as React, Flask, TensorFlow, and Docker, while following a model lifecycle that includes data collection, training, deployment, and monitoring. ML Ops is crucial for standardizing and automating the ML workflow, ensuring consistent deployment and performance tracking.

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Full Stack AI Development Unit 1

Full Stack AI Development involves creating complete AI-powered web applications that integrate frontend, backend, AI/ML models, and deployment. It utilizes various technologies and tools such as React, Flask, TensorFlow, and Docker, while following a model lifecycle that includes data collection, training, deployment, and monitoring. ML Ops is crucial for standardizing and automating the ML workflow, ensuring consistent deployment and performance tracking.

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UNIT – I : Introduction to Full Stack AI Development

1. Overview of Full Stack Development in AI Context

Full Stack AI Development means building complete AI-powered web applications that
include frontend, backend, AI/ML model, and deployment.

It integrates software development and machine learning into one system. Developers
create user interfaces, APIs, connect to ML models, and deploy them on servers or cloud
platforms.

Goal: To deliver intelligent, data-driven applications to end users.

2. Layers: Frontend, Backend, ML Layer, and Deployment Layer

Frontend Layer: User interface to interact with AI features ([Link], Angular, [Link],
HTML, CSS, JavaScript).

Backend Layer: Handles logic, APIs, and connects frontend with AI models ([Link],
Flask, Django).

ML Layer: Core AI component that makes predictions or decisions (TensorFlow, PyTorch,


Scikit-learn).

Deployment Layer: Provides hosting, scaling, and accessibility for the app (Docker,
Kubernetes, AWS, GCP, Heroku).

3. Tools and Technology Stack

Frontend Frameworks: React, Angular, Vue.

Backend Frameworks: Flask, Django, [Link] (Express).

AI/ML Libraries: TensorFlow, PyTorch, Scikit-learn.

Databases: MongoDB (NoSQL), PostgreSQL (SQL).

Version Control: Git, GitHub.

Deployment Tools: Docker, Kubernetes, Heroku, AWS, GCP.

DevOps Tools: Jenkins, GitHub Actions, MLflow, DVC.

4. Understanding Model Lifecycle

1. Data Collection – Gather relevant data.


2. Data Preprocessing – Clean and transform data.

3. Model Training – Train using algorithms.

4. Evaluation – Test model accuracy and efficiency.

5. Deployment – Integrate model into web or API.

6. Monitoring – Track model performance and update as needed.

5. Understanding ML Ops

ML Ops (Machine Learning Operations) combines ML and DevOps to standardize and


automate the end-to-end ML workflow.

It ensures consistent deployment, monitoring, and management of AI models.

Main Components:

- Version Control: For data and models (DVC, Git).

- Automation: CI/CD pipelines for training and deployment.

- Containerization: Using Docker for environment consistency.

- Monitoring: Tools like Prometheus, Grafana for tracking model performance.

Summary: Full Stack AI combines frontend, backend, ML, and deployment layers using
tools like React, Flask, TensorFlow, and Docker. The ML lifecycle includes Data → Train
→ Deploy → Monitor, and ML Ops automates and scales these processes.

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