Inference

The process of making predictions or generating responses based on a trained AI model.

What is Inference?

Inference is the operational phase where AI models apply their training to new situations. In AI automation, inference represents the actual work being done by trained models in production environments.

Inference is the stage where their automation workflows actively process inputs and generate outputs, whether that's analyzing documents, making decisions, or generating responses. It's the practical application of AI models in real-world business scenarios.

Why is Inference important?

Understanding inference is crucial for implementing efficient AI automation solutions. For businesses using Lleverage, optimizing inference performance directly impacts the speed and cost-effectiveness of their automated workflows. This knowledge helps organizations properly resource their automation projects and ensure they meet performance requirements in production environments.

How you can use
Inference
with Lleverage

A customer service department uses Lleverage to automate email response suggestions. Their workflow performs inference on incoming emails to categorize them and generate appropriate response templates in real-time. This enables customer service representatives to respond more quickly while maintaining response quality.

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FAQs

Everything you want to know about

Inference

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What's the difference between training and inference?

Training is the learning phase where models develop their capabilities, while inference is the application phase where models use what they've learned to process new inputs.

How can I optimize inference speed in my workflows?

Consider factors like model size, hardware resources, and batch processing to balance speed and accuracy requirements.

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