Machine Learning Regression is a technique for investigating the relationship between independent variables or features and a dependent variable or outcome. It’s used as a method for predictive modeling in machine learning, in which an algorithm is used to predict continuous outcomes. Solving regression problems is one of the most common applications for machine learning […]
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Building walls to tear them down Traditional FSI organizations have silos due to regulatory, legal and operating pressures. Business units and functions try to unify across customer journey transformations to stop the short-term fix of stitching processes and data flows together to bridge customer touch points, often unsustainable, carrying higher cost implications further down the
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Artificial intelligence is a broad field of research which seeks to create systems that mimic or even surpass human intelligence. Machine learning is an approach to system or model development which sees the machine learn from the data itself without direct human control. It means an algorithm can reach a level of complexity and flexibility
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AI Bias appears in machine learning in lots of different forms and in a world that is increasingly becoming more reliant on this type of technology, it’s important to understand the most common types of bias. But as a place to start, the important thing to consider is that training a machine learning model is
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Machine learning is becoming integral to how the modern world functions, with more and more sectors harnessing the power of algorithms to automate tasks and make decisions. As machine learning models become ingrained within decision-making processes for a range of organizations, the topic of bias in machine learning is an important consideration. The aim for
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The machine learning lifecycle encompasses every stage of machine learning model development, deployment, and performance monitoring. This includes the initial conception of the model as an answer to an organization’s problem, to the ongoing optimization that’s required to keep a model accurate and effective. Machine learning models can degrade over time due to a range
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Anomaly detection is an important factor for every stage of the whole machine learning lifecycle. The development and building of a machine learning model will usually require a huge array of high quality training data. The more high quality data available, the more accurate the model will be if used early in the machine learning process to help
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Over the last few years, there has been a distinct focus on building machine learning systems that are, in some way, responsible and ethical. The terms “Bias”, “Fairness” and “Explainability” come up all over the place but their definitions are usually pretty fuzzy and they are widely misunderstood to mean the same thing. This blog
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The financial and banking sectors are incredibly data-rich, with millions of transactions and transfers occurring every day. Data-led decisions are an integral part of the financial sector, whether in banks, insurance providers, lenders, or stock traders. Machine learning in finance is leveraged in the financial sector to automate manual processes, help inform decision making, and enhance
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Covariate shift is a specific type of dataset shift often encountered in machine learning. It is when the distribution of input data shifts between the training environment and live environment. Although the input distribution may change, the output distribution or labels remain the same. Covariate shift is also known as covariate drift, and is a very
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