Your training data has as much to do with the success of your data project as the algorithms themselves--most failures in deep learning systems relate to training data. But while training data is the foundation for successful machine learning, there are few comprehensive resources to help you ace the process. This hands-on guide explains how to work with and scale training data. Data science professionals and machine learning engineers will gain a solid understanding of the concepts, tools, and processes needed to: Design, deploy, and ship training data for production-grade deep learning applications Integrate with a growing ecosystem of tools Recognize and correct new training data-based failure modes Improve existing system performance and avoid development risks Confidently use automation and acceleration approaches to more effectively create training data Avoid data loss by structuring metadata around created datasets Clearly explain training data concepts to subject matter experts and other shareholders Successfully maintain, operate, and improve your system
Your training data has as much to do with the success of your data project as the algorithms themselves because most failures in AI systems relate to training data. But while training data is the foundation for successful AI and machine learning, there are few comprehensive resources to help you ace the process. In this hands-on guide, author Anthony Sarkis--lead engineer for the Diffgram AI training data software--shows technical professionals, managers, and subject matter experts how to work with and scale training data, while illuminating the human side of supervising machines. Engineering leaders, data engineers, and data science professionals alike will gain a solid understanding of the concepts, tools, and processes they need to succeed with training data. With this book, you'll learn how to: Work effectively with training data including schemas, raw data, and annotations Transform your work, team, or organization to be more AI/ML data-centric Clearly explain training data concepts to other staff, team members, and stakeholders Design, deploy, and ship training data for production-grade AI applications Recognize and correct new training-data-based failure modes such as data bias Confidently use automation to more effectively create training data Successfully maintain, ope
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