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> The only way to quickly do it was to somehow implement a machine learning algo and that would give us the result that we wanted. Since no one of you had any
by dragandj 8y ago
> The only way to quickly do it was to somehow implement a machine learning algo and that would give us the result that we wanted.
Since no one of you had any experience with ML, how did you know that a ML algo (which one?), implemented "somehow" would give you the results you wanted? (Not a cynical comment; I am really interested in hearing about this).
- jimcsharp 8y agoNot OP, but went through a similar situation and the feature was 'alert us about unintuitive correlations in our data so we can invent new KPIs'