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Well - I said I have seen and tested. I would love for positive ML cases to arise. I really would. That would make it way easier to sell my Data Science colleag
by sdoering 6y ago
Well - I said I have seen and tested. I would love for positive ML cases to arise. I really would. That would make it way easier to sell my Data Science colleagues to the respective clients on terms other than hype and buzzwords.
I also believe that with a good situation in underlying data quality we could be talking about massively reduced costs in getting these systems up and running - and this would tip the scale in favor of said systems.
But what I see in terms of data quality makes me sometimes just want to run as fast as I can in the other direction.
- disgruntledphd2 6y agoYeah, to make this stuff work well, you normally need lots of data, so consumer tech is mostly where you see successes. If the data isn't being logged by automated systems daily, then you probably don't have enough to make these kinds of things work. In smaller data environments, rules are going to perform much, much better (but still require the domain expertise, which isn't cheap).