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Most machine learning APIs are a rented model behind a per-call meter, and your data has to travel to their servers for every prediction.
The ML Prediction Engine takes the opposite approach. You host it yourself and train classifiers, regressors, clustering, and anomaly detectors on your own data, then call the trained models over HTTPS from any app or agent. The data stays on your infrastructure and there is no per-prediction billing.
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