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What is Model Risk and Why Does it Matter?

DataRobot Blog

With the big data revolution of recent years, predictive models are being rapidly integrated into more and more business processes. When business decisions are made based on bad models, the consequences can be severe. As machine learning advances globally, we can only expect the focus on model risk to continue to increase.

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LaLiga transforms fan experience with AI

CIO Business Intelligence

The transformation, which started in partnership with Microsoft in 2016, is also enabling LaLiga to expand its business by offering technology platforms and services to the sports and entertainment industry at large. It has also developed predictive models to detect trends, make predictions, and simulate results.

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Business Intelligence and the COVID-19 Pandemic

Paul Blogs on BI

This first metric requires people to be tested and, as we all know, that is only possible in places where testing is available (and confirmation takes a few days) and only a fraction of people have been tested. As more testing becomes available this first metric will increase significantly.

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Deep Learning Illustrated: Building Natural Language Processing Models

Domino Data Lab

The excerpt covers how to create word vectors and utilize them as an input into a deep learning model. While the field of computational linguistics, or Natural Language Processing (NLP), has been around for decades, the increased interest in and use of deep learning models has also propelled applications of NLP forward within industry.

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Using random effects models in prediction problems

The Unofficial Google Data Science Blog

KUEHNEL, and ALI NASIRI AMINI In this post, we give a brief introduction to random effects models, and discuss some of their uses. Through simulation we illustrate issues with model fitting techniques that depend on matrix factorization. Random effects models are a useful tool for both exploratory analyses and prediction problems.

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Techniques for Collecting, Prepping, and Plotting Data: Predicting Social Media-Influence in the NBA

Domino Data Lab

This chapter will explore the numbers behind the numbers using ML and then creating an API to serve out the ML model. This means covering details like setting up your environment, deployment, and monitoring, in addition to creating models on clean data. You can add a Makefile command test that will run all of your notebooks by issuing.

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Explaining black-box models using attribute importance, PDPs, and LIME

Domino Data Lab

In this article we cover explainability for black-box models and show how to use different methods from the Skater framework to provide insights into the inner workings of a simple credit scoring neural network model. 2016) for an example of this technique (LIME). See Ribeiro et al.

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