Using Bayesian Stats to Evaluate Your Model During a Pilot
In this week’s newsletter, we highlight three recent papers that have caught the attention of our data scientists. We also discuss upcoming features for NannyML Cloud, which have been in high demand. Additionally, we share two recent additions to our Post Deployment Data Science Blog. Finally, we provide details about our upcoming webinar. Let’s kick things off!
Papers that caught our eyes 👀
A Short Survey on Importance Weighting for Machine Learning
Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.10175v2
Concept Drift Detection using Ensemble of Integrally Private Models
Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.04903
Improving the Validity and Practical Usefulness of AI/ML Evaluations Using an Estimands Framework
Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.10366
NannyML News
New feature coming soon
One of the most requested features is coming to NannyML Cloud: Segmentation! 🎉 This feature lets you split your data into groups to analyze them separately.
Now you can know if your model’s issues are coming from a single segment or all!
A Comprehensive Guide to Univariate Drift Detection Methods
Article: https://www.nannyml.com/blog/comprehensive-guide-univariate-methods
Feeling overwhelmed by all the univariate drift methods? Kavita wrote an experimental comparison between univariate drift methods to understand when to use one or the other.
Don’t Drift Away with Your Data
Article: https://www.nannyml.com/blog/monitoring-data-drift
Data is going to drift, but it is up to you to prevent it from affecting your model’s performance. Check out Taliya’s blog if you are looking for a gentle introduction to data drift.
Shoutout to the community 💜
Thanks to Eric and Ilia for the kind words; it truly helps us keep up with the hard work! 🫶
Want to learn how to apply Bayesian statistics to evaluate your ML models before they go into production?
The science behind this talk will blow your mind 🤯
Join Wojtek on 27th June to learn more about it.
Topic: Why you Need to Pilot your ML Systems
Date: 27th June 2024, 1:30 pm pm CET
Link: Register for the event