Actionable Data Insights for Machine Learning
AuthorsManuel Bähr*, Nils Braun*, Katrin Honauer*, Ming-Chuan Wu*
AuthorsManuel Bähr*, Nils Braun*, Katrin Honauer*, Ming-Chuan Wu*
*= Equal Contributors
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) have made tremendous progress in the recent decade and have become ubiquitous in almost all application domains. Many recent advancements in the ease-of-use of ML frameworks and the low-code model training automations have further reduced the threshold for ML model building. As ML algorithms and pre-trained models become commodities, curating the appropriate training datasets and model evaluations remain critical challenges. However, these tasks are labor-intensive and require ML practitioners to have bespoke data skills. Based on the feedback from different ML projects, we built ADIML (Actionable Data Insights for ML) – a holistic data toolset. The goal is to democratize data-centric ML approaches by removing big data and distributed system barriers for engineers. We show in several case studies how the application of ADIML has helped solve specific data challenges and shorten the time to obtain actionable insights.