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> But for analytics and prediction it’s been extremely useless compared to actual people. Usually the problem is that companies are going to sell you an AI sol
by jorgemf 8y ago
> But for analytics and prediction it’s been extremely useless compared to actual people.
Usually the problem is that companies are going to sell you an AI solution for your data, but these companies are not going to tell you that with your current data there is very little an AI system can do. I say this because I saw companies who wanted a prediction system with 2 years of data (40 datapoints per year). Any AI expert will see there is no way this will work but still the system is sold to the company. This is much worse in the public sector.
- eksemplar 8y agoWe took this into account and worked with data from multiple municipalities. 25 years of data in a region with 1 million people is quite a lot. The problem for ML seem to be that we’ve been using the data for a while and that we’re already very good at it.