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AI/ML model development workflow

As explained in Evolutionary Deep Learning: Genetic algorithms and neural networks

The sequence of data, modeling, configuration, training, tuning, evaluation, and deployment activities involved in building an AI or machine-learning model.

An AI/ML model development workflow organizes the activities required to build a model for confident inference on new data. It can be performed manually or supported throughout by automated machine-learning methods. AutoML is a collection of tools and strategies rather than a single technology; evolutionary algorithms and evolutionary optimization form one subset. section 1.4.1

The workflow includes:

  • Preparing and cleaning training data, a time-consuming activity that can strongly affect data-workflow performance. section 1.4.1
  • Applying automation across model-building activities, including model development, tuning, and network-architecture search. section 1.4.1
Figure 1.3 Steps for developing a good AI/ML model with AutoML and/or EDL

Use the workflow figure to inspect the stages involved in developing a model with AutoML or evolutionary deep learning. section 1.4.1

How Evolutionary Deep Learning: Genetic algorithms and neural networks covers it

How deep it goes
Maps workflow automation and data preparation, while deferring detailed evolutionary preparation methods.
Examples
Names DataRobot, Google Cloud AutoML, Amazon SageMaker Autopilot, H2O AutoML, Azure Machine Learning, AutoKeras, and AutoTorch.
What it assumes
Assumes prepared and cleaned data for many online AutoML services before automated model development begins.
What you can do after
Operate AutoML platforms to automate parts of model development, tuning, data handling, or architecture search.
How it connects
Connects data preparation, automated machine learning, evolutionary algorithms, model tuning, and network-architecture search.

Related concepts

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