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Measuring Bias in Machine Learning: The Statistical Bias Test

DataCamp

This tutorial will define statistical bias in a machine learning model and demonstrate how to perform the test on synthetic data.

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Can developer productivity be measured? Better than you think

CIO Business Intelligence

Measuring developer productivity has long been a Holy Grail of business. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics has projected that the number of software developers will grow 25% from 2021-31. In addition, system, team, and individual productivity all need to be measured. And like the Holy Grail, it has been elusive.

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Achieving cloud excellence and efficiency with cloud maturity models

IBM Big Data Hub

” Given the statistics—82% of surveyed respondents in a 2023 Statista study cited managing cloud spend as a significant challenge—it’s a legitimate concern. Cloud maturity models (or CMMs) are frameworks for evaluating an organization’s cloud adoption readiness on both a macro and individual service level.

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How to build a decision tree model in IBM Db2

IBM Big Data Hub

After developing a machine learning model, you need a place to run your model and serve predictions. If your company is in the early stage of its AI journey or has budget constraints, you may struggle to find a deployment system for your model. Also, a column in the dataset indicates if each flight had arrived on time or late.

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Key Success Metrics, Benefits, and Results for Data Observability Using DataKitchen Software

DataKitchen

We kept adding tests over time; it has been several years since we’ve had any major glitches. DataKitchen helped us completely transform our operations by broadening our testing definition. Tests assess important questions, such as “Is the data correct?”

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Why you should care about debugging machine learning models

O'Reilly on Data

Not least is the broadening realization that ML models can fail. And that’s why model debugging, the art and science of understanding and fixing problems in ML models, is so critical to the future of ML. Because all ML models make mistakes, everyone who cares about ML should also care about model debugging. [1]

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DataOps Observability: Taming the Chaos (Part 3)

DataKitchen

As he thinks through the various journeys that data take in his company, Jason sees that his dashboard idea would require extracting or testing for events along the way. Data and tool tests. Observability users are then able to see and measure the variance between expectations and reality during and after each run.

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