Data scientists often struggle to present AI products to audiences effectively and overcome technical difficulties.
Gradio is a framework used to demonstrate machine learning/AI models and it integrates with the Hugging Face ecosystem.
Gradio demos resolve common live demo problems, including engaging audiences, controlling the user experience and error-free product presentation.
The application of Gradio can be extended to StreamLit with Python or Shiny with R.
Blocks are the building blocks of Gradio applications used to gain more control over the demo display and add new tabs to control user flows.
Gradio demos can be shared publicly with prospective customers using free platform Spaces, which provide permanent links but have costs attached to GPU instances ranging from $0.40 to $5 per hour.
Custom components have been developed by other data scientists and developers as extensions on top of the Gradio framework.
Gradio is useful for demonstrating machine learning models and AI. In the example, a linear regression model is used with the California House Prices dataset.
Markdown can be utilized as the component to present information in text on Gradio.
Gradio helps control the user experience and provides an easier way to engage audiences and control user flows.