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IMPLEMENTATION:
Elmélet:
Overview:
Breaking down the Problem
METRICS!
Need AI? (Value of AI/ML)
SUMMARY
TEAM
Data size: enough data?
Precision & Recall
Precision and recall are just different metrics for measuring the "success" or performance of a trained model.
precision is defined as the number of true positives (truly fraudulent transaction data, in this case) over all positives, and will be the higher when the amount of false positives is low.
recall is defined as the number of true positives over true positives plus false negatives and will be higher when the number of false negatives is low.
Both take into account true positives and will be higher for high, positive accuracy, too.
I find it helpful to look at the below image to wrap my head around these measurements:
Data Annotation
If you look at different datasets used for training machine learning models; they often come in a tabular format—a file that contains a bunch of information about different data points (often a .csv spreadsheet). An example showing both the distribution—how many data points fall into which column ranges—and the different features, such as petal length and width, of different species of Iris, is shown below.
Adding Annotations via a Platform
To annotate a new data source that perhaps only includes images of flowers and no other identifying labels or features, you'll have to a data annotation platform. These platforms will send unlabeled data to some human annotators who can classify or provide features for the data and send it back to you in a tabular format. Some cloud service providers like AWS provide data annotation services as do specific companies; data annotation tooling is what the company, Figure Eight does and so we will use their platform as an example, but the skills you learn here about designing labels and creating a dataset will be applicable, across different platforms.
Figure Eight's Platform
The goal of data annotation is to bring you from unstructured, unlabeled data, to a desired, labeled output. Figure Eight will send your data to human annotators that can help transform unlabeled data.
DATA ANNOTATION
You should design a data annotation job, such that a non-expert can identify more noticeable cases of pneumonia. Since you are designing for a non-expert annotator, you should design for failure; this means including some way to capture uncertainty in your data labels and test questions.
Project Proposal
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Say you’ve run a test launch and gotten back results from your annotators; the instructions and test questions are rated below 3.5, what areas of your Instruction document would you try to improve (Examples, Test Questions, etc.)
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Training Data
Model Evaluation
Transfer Learning
Model Building
Measuring Business Impact
példa:
A/B testing
Unwanted bias
CASE STUDY (Figure eight)
2., Prototyping
esettanulmányhoz
Folyatni
machine learning project: 29perc
The best way to learn about Figure Eight's data annotation tools is to explore the . Here, you will see examples of use cases for labeling text, speech, image data, and more!
How to Use: Column Mapper:
How to Format Data for Uploading:
How to add Data:
folytatni ezzel:
Active learning:
Model Optimazition:
1., Identify the Business Problem: