Data science complexity and solutions in real industrial projects
Due to the complexity associated with data, using machine learning in real-world scenarios is difficult. I’d like to give an insight into how we tackle this task based on examples of real projects in an industrial environment.
Tags: Algorithms, Big Data, Data Science, Infrastructure, Machine Learning
Scheduled on thursday 11:55 in room media
Speaker
Artur Miller works as Data Scientist for ROSEN Technology & Research Center in Lingen, Germany. He has a M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering. His main tasks are solving machine learning-, optimization- and robotics problems. He likes spending his time writing Python code and blogging about real world machine learning problems.
Description
As data scientists we usually like to apply fancy machine learning models to well-groomed datasets. Everyone working on industrial problems will eventually learn, that this does not reflect reality. The amount of time spent on modeling is small compared to data gathering, -warehousing and -cleaning. Even after training and deployment of the model, the work is not done. Continuous monitoring of the performance and input data is still necessary.
In this talk I discuss how important data handling is for successful data science projects. Each milestone, from finding the business case to continuously monitoring the performance of the solution, is addressed. This is exemplary shown on a project, with the goal of improving a productive system.