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I don't get the purpose of these cheatsheets. Haven't we already automated these decisions and model optimization with AutoML? AI or Data Science is not my ful
by rmbyrro 5y ago
I don't get the purpose of these cheatsheets. Haven't we already automated these decisions and model optimization with AutoML?
AI or Data Science is not my fulltime day job but my go to when I need any ML model is an AutoML library, such as AutoSklearn [1] or AutoKeras [2].
[1] https://automl.github.io/auto-sklearn/master/ https://automl.github.io/auto-sklearn/master/
[2] http://autokeras.com/ http://autokeras.com/
- discordance 5y agoAutoML is good most of the time but there is still a place for custom model development in particular applications where you to adjust and tune parameters.
- rmbyrro 5y agoI totally agree. Personally, I don't have the skills to tackle these particular cases. Cheatsheets don't help me in anything either. And I presume (maybe I'm wrong?) they're also useless for those with advanced skills for particular cases...
- yobbo 5y agoIt can take hours, days, or weeks, depending on data set, to even know if a model is going to work. In these cases, blindly searching for models in the entire space is sort of futile. But then, cheatsheets like these don't help much either.
- jll29 5y agoMachine learning isn't an exam (and if it was, it's an open book one), so nobody really needs cheat sheets. There is, however, a part of machine learning practice that is not covered by textbooks.