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For instance, it's highly likely you'll have to compare models to determine the champion model to take into production - saving the models when they are trained makes this process easier.\nThe alternative would be to train the model each time it needs to be used, which can significantly affect productivity, especially if the model takes a long time to train.\nIn this post, we will cover 5 different ways you can save your trained models.\nLearn this step by step with the interactive [AI and Data Scientist](https://roadmap.sh/ai-data-scientist), [Computer Science](https://roadmap.sh/computer-science) and [Machine Learning](https://roadmap.sh/machine-learning) roadmaps.\n## 1 Pickle\nPickle is one of the most popular ways to serialize objects in Python; You can use Pickle to serialize your trained machine learning model and save it to a file. At a later time or in another script, you can deserialize the file to access the trained model and use it to make predictions.\nHere's a utility function I created to save the model pipeline - I'll also demonstrate its functionality in the training pipeline:\nLet's see how this works in our training pipeline script:\nYou can see we made a call to the `save_pipeline` utility function on line 50.\nTo load the pipeline, I created another utility function called `load_pipeline`.\nIn our prediction script, we load the pipeline into a variable called `_fraud_detection_pipe`: we can now use this variable as an instance of our trained pipeline object to make predictions. Let's see the rest of the script...\n_**Note**_ _: the trained model is loaded in line 14._\n## 2 Joblib\nJoblib is an alternative tool to pickle that we can use to save [and load] our models. It's part of SciPy's ecosystem and is much more efficient on objects that carry large NumPy arrays - learn more about Joblib benefits in this [StackOverflow discussion](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12615525/what-are-the-different-use-cases-of-joblib-versus-pickle#:~:text=joblib%20is%20usually,zlib%20or%20lz4.).\n> \"Joblib is a set of tools to **provide lightweight pipelining in Python**. In particular: transparent disk-caching of functions and lazy re-evaluation (memoize pattern) easy simple parallel computing.\" \n> * **Source** : [Joblib Documentation](https://joblib.readthedocs.io/)\n> \n\nTo save our model with Joblib, we would only have to make a change to our `save_pipeline()` function.\nNotice that we have important `joblib` instead of `pickle`, and on line 16 we have serialized our model pipeline with `joblib`.\n_**Note**_ _: the interested reader can see the full code on my_[ _GitHub_](https://github.com/kurtispykes/fraud-detection-project) _._\n## 3 JSON\nAnother way we could save our model is with JSON. Unlike with Joblib and Pickle, the JSON method would not necessarily save the fitted model directly, instead, all of the required parameters to build the model are saved - this is a good approach when full control over the saving and restoration process is required.\n_**Note**_ _: The interested reader may wish to learn more about [inheritance ](_[_https://medium.com/geekculture/inheritance-getting-to-grips-with-oop-in-python-2ec35b52570#:~:text=the%20super()%20function.-,The%20super()%20function,-The%20super())to_](https://medium.com/geekculture/inheritance-getting-to-grips-with-oop-in-python-2ec35b52570#:~:text=the%20super\\(\\)%20function.-,The%20super\\(\\)%20function,-The%20super\\(\\)\\)to) _understand how we built this class._\nNow we can literally call the `save_json()` method on our `MyLogisticRegression` instance to save the parameters.\nAnd we can call it in another script as follows:\nYou can use all of this data to reproduce the previously built model.\n## 4 PMML\nPredictive Model Markup Language (PMML) is another format practitioners use to save their machine learning models. It's much more robust than Pickle since a PMML model is not dependent on the class they are created from - this is not the case for a Pickle model.\nWe can also load the model as follows:\n## 5 Tensorflow Keras\nTensorflow Keras can be used to save a Tensorflow model to `SavedModel` or `HDF5` file.\nLet's build a simple model and save it with Tensorflow Keras - first, we will start by generating some training data.\nNow let's build a sequential model:\nOn line 16 in the above code, we used the `save()` method on our sequential model instance and passed a path to the directory we wanted to save the model into.\nTo load the model we simply used the `load_model()` method on the `models` object.\n## Wrap up\nIn this article, we've covered 5 different ways to save your machine learning models. 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