Pokemon Pipeline¶
Download link for necessary files: Pokemon pipeline files.
This example is based on an article previously posted on the UbiOps blog (you can read it here).
This pipeline takes a list of pokemon as input and outputs a visualization.
The pipeline is made up from the following deployments:
| Model | Function |
|---|---|
| pokemon_matcher | Match stats to Pokémon name |
| pokemon_sorter | Sort Pokémon based on the best stats |
| pokemon_vis | Visualise the results |
The pipeline looks like this: 
With the following inputs and outputs
| Model | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| pokemon_matcher | input_pokemon: array of strings | output_pokemon: file |
| pokemon_sorter | input_pokemon: file | output_pokemon: file |
| pokemon_vis | input_pokemon: file | output_pokemon: file |
How does it work?¶
Step 1: Login to your UbiOps account at https://app.ubiops.com/ and create an API token with project editor rights. To do so, click on Permissions in the navigation panel, and then click on API tokens. Click on [+]Add token to create a new token.
Give your new token a name, save the token in safe place and assign the following role to the token: project editor. This role can be assigned on project level.
Step 2: Download the pokemon-pipeline folder and open the notebook. In the notebook you will find a space to enter your API token and the name of your project in UbiOps. Paste the saved API token in the notebook in the indicated spot and enter the name of the project in your UbiOps environment. This project name can be found in the top of your screen in the WebApp. In the image in step 1 the project name is example.
Step 3: Run the Jupyter notebook and everything will be automatically deployed to your UbiOps environment! Afterwards you can explore the code in the notebook or explore the application in the WebApp.