Questions tagged [mlops]
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Why business experts should prefer state-of-the-art deep neural networks over simpler models?
I have encountered this pattern for a long time (5+ years). So many professionals come with an interesting domain-specific problem, and they demand using state-of-the-art deep learning models: take it or leave it.
I understand that technology…
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How will MLOps and lifelong learning be complementary?
According to [1], in MLOps, continuous training is
a new property, unique to ML systems, that's concerned with automatically retraining and serving the models.
While lifelong/incremental learning mainly studies how to incrementally learn rather…
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model versioning and validation of online models
While training an online model, usually we use progressive validation https://maxhalford.github.io/blog/online-learning-evaluation/. My question is what we should do when we detected performance regression. In a traditional offline training setting,…
koch
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How to filter out class for which the model has not been trained in ml web app?
I have developed an python based ml web app. It gives details of the book from a image of book cover.
Problem: When I upload the book cover image then it works but when i click image of any random object, it still gives the result related to some…
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How can batch prediction make drift monitoring easier than online prediction?
In this video, I learned that drift monitoring would be easier in batch prediction than that in online prediction:
But I don't know why and I cannot find any information about it googling. In my opinion, in online prediction we only need to keep…
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When is it better to utilize machine learning over heuristics?
I learned that 87% of machine learning projects fail due to these five pitfalls:
the scope of the project is too big;
the project’s scope increased in size as the project progressed—e.g., scope creep;
the model couldn’t be explained, hence there…
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