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Why you should care about debugging machine learning models

O'Reilly on Data

For all the excitement about machine learning (ML), there are serious impediments to its widespread adoption. 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.

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How to Leverage Machine Learning for AML Compliance

BizAcuity

Anti-Money Laundering (AML) is increasingly becoming a crucial branch of risk management and fraud prevention. In fact, online casinos as an industry carries the biggest risk of money laundering. With the exponential growth of large datasets, predictive analytics is being leveraged by enterprises across industries.

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How to Leverage Machine Learning for AML Compliance

BizAcuity

Anti-Money Laundering (AML) is increasingly becoming a crucial branch of risk management and fraud prevention. In fact, online casinos as an industry carries the biggest risk of money laundering. How Machine Learning Helps Detect and Prevent AML. Predictive Analytics can help businesses in reducing risk (eg.

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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. This provides a great amount of benefit, but it also exposes institutions to greater risk and consequent exposure to operational losses.

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Data science vs. machine learning: What’s the difference?

IBM Big Data Hub

While data science and machine learning are related, they are very different fields. In a nutshell, data science brings structure to big data while machine learning focuses on learning from the data itself. What is machine learning? This post will dive deeper into the nuances of each field.

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10 everyday machine learning use cases

IBM Big Data Hub

Machine learning (ML)—the artificial intelligence (AI) subfield in which machines learn from datasets and past experiences by recognizing patterns and generating predictions—is a $21 billion global industry projected to become a $209 billion industry by 2029. Many stock market transactions use ML.

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8 Ways Machine Learning Can be Used to Make Cities Smarter

Smart Data Collective

But what if machine learning could be used beyond niche or individual contexts? Below, we’ll be exploring a few of the ways that machine learning can be used for improving our cities and making them smarter overall. Drought Risk Assessment and Prediction. Using AI to account for carbon footprints.