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I'm the ML guy at Nyckel. Great to see all thoughts and comments! Feel free to AMA.
by beijbom 5y ago
I'm the ML guy at Nyckel. Great to see all thoughts and comments! Feel free to AMA.
- htrp 5y agoCan you give a succinct summary of what makes you guys different from datarobot etc? In general, I feel like ML platforms have the problem outlined by https://xkcd.com/927/ https://xkcd.com/927/ (Standards)
- beijbom 5y agoGood question. We have been doing this for almost 2 years now and we still find new players almost every week! It's a bit of a wild west for sure. I can't say what we do different from everyone, but a few things that we focus on: * Speed: we train models based on DL in seconds. So you get real-time feedback on your model/data as you annotate and upload more. This is true for a few, but far from all of our competitors. In our benchmarking we find that we still perform on par with the competition (at least in the "low-data" regime https://www.nyckel.com/blog/automl-benchmark-nyckel-google-huggingface/ https://www.nyckel.com/blog/automl-benchmark-nyckel-google-h...) * Level of abstraction: Many competitors expose some ML knobs for their users thinking it will improve the experience. We found that this induces "ML anxiety" for many. As a result we have zero knobs. Just focus on your data, we do the rest. * API: we have spend a ton of time developing clean API abstractions. Some competitors have great APIs, other don't. * Cost: we are super cheap. Our lowest tier if $50. We don't charge for training or per function/model.