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Moving forward, all new reports will be publicly available and free to download. In addition, we will be providing access to updated versions of older reports over time, so check back often to explore available free research.
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Inferring Concept Drift Without Labeled Data
Concept drift occurs when the statistical properties of a target domain change over time causing model performance to degrade. Drift detection is generally achieved by monitoring a performance metric of interest and triggering a retraining pipeline when that metric falls below some designated threshold. However, this approach assumes ample labeled data is available at prediction time - an unrealistic constraint for many production systems. In this report, we explore various approaches for dealing with concept drift when labeled data is not readily accessible.
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Exploring Multi-Objective Hyperparameter Optimization
We develop machine learning models against the “usual suspect” metrics like predictive accuracy, recall, and precision. However, these metrics are rarely truly all we care about. Production models must also satisfy physical requirements such as latency or memory footprint, or fairness constraints. Hyperparameter optimization becomes even more challenging when we have multiple metrics to optimize. Our latest research examines this “multi-objective” hyperparameter optimization scenario in detail.
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The Fast Forward Labs Blog
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In AI we Trust? Why we Need to Talk about Ethics and Governance (part 1 of 2)Increase in AI adoption means higher risks for data bias and misinformation. With the sheer volume o...
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Enterprise Data Science Workflows with AMPs and StreamlitHere in the virtual Fast Forward Lab at Cloudera, we do a lot of experimentation to support our appl...
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