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Managing risk in machine learning

O'Reilly on Data

As the data community begins to deploy more machine learning (ML) models, I wanted to review some important considerations. We recently conducted a survey which garnered more than 11,000 respondents—our main goal was to ascertain how enterprises were using machine learning. Real modeling begins once in production.

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An Accurate Approach to Data Imputation

Analytics Vidhya

This article was published as a part of the Data Science Blogathon. Introduction In order to build machine learning models that are highly generalizable to a wide range of test conditions, training models with high-quality data is essential.

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What you need to know about product management for AI

O'Reilly on Data

If you’re already a software product manager (PM), you have a head start on becoming a PM for artificial intelligence (AI) or machine learning (ML). AI products are automated systems that collect and learn from data to make user-facing decisions. Machine learning adds uncertainty.

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The quest for high-quality data

O'Reilly on Data

Machine learning solutions for data integration, cleaning, and data generation are beginning to emerge. “AI AI starts with ‘good’ data” is a statement that receives wide agreement from data scientists, analysts, and business owners.

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Analytics Insights and Careers at the Speed of Data

Rocket-Powered Data Science

The determination of winners and losers in the data analytics space is a much more dynamic proposition than it ever has been. One CIO said it this way , “If CIOs invested in machine learning three years ago, they would have wasted their money. A lot has changed in those five years, and so has the data landscape.

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Data Mining vs Data Warehousing: 8 Critical Differences

Analytics Vidhya

The two pillars of data analytics include data mining and warehousing. They are essential for data collection, management, storage, and analysis. Both are associated with data usage but differ from each other.

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Glossary of Digital Terminology for Career Relevance

Rocket-Powered Data Science

AGI (Artificial General Intelligence): AI (Artificial Intelligence): Application of Machine Learning algorithms to robotics and machines (including bots), focused on taking actions based on sensory inputs (data). Examples: (1-3) All those applications shown in the definition of Machine Learning. (4)