Continuous-Training-CT
Continuous Training (CT) refers to the ongoing process of updating machine learning models with new data to enhance their performance and adaptability. Unlike traditional training methods, which involve a fixed dataset and a one-time training phase, CT allows models to learn incrementally as new information becomes available. This approach is particularly beneficial in dynamic environments where data patterns may change over time. By implementing CT, organizations can ensure that their models remain relevant and effective, ultimately leading to improved decision-making and operational efficiency. Continuous Training is a key component of Continuous Machine Learning, facilitating seamless integration of new insights into existing models.
Continuous learning framework
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Continuous Machine Learning
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What is Continuous Testing?
Introduction Testing is a crucial part of the Software Development LifeCycle(SDLC). Testing should be included in every stage of the SDLC to get faster feedback and bake the quality within the product...
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4 Ways to Improve Train Accuracy For Continuous Targets
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📌 Event: A dive into continuous training automation – webinar by Superwise
Join us on August 9th for a live coding session as we build out a continuous MLOps pipeline. We'll start with the ML pipeline and see how we can detect performance degradation and data drift in order ...
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The current state of continual learning in AI
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Unit-Length Scaling: The Ultimate In Continuous Feature-Scaling?
When working with continuous targets, there are quite a few great methods that an engineer can use to improve training accuracy. Some of the most popular options include limiting data to avoid…
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You Don’t Need Neural Networks to Do Continual Learning
Continual learning is about ML models that learn progressively. This is how to implement it in Python with XGBoost, LightGBM or CatBoost. Continue reading on Towards Data Science
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How to apply continual learning to your machine learning models
Academics and practitioners alike believe that continual learning (CL) is a fundamental step towards artificial intelligence. Continual learning is the ability of a model to learn continually from a…
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CTCLoss
The Connectionist Temporal Classification loss. Calculates loss between a continuous (unsegmented) time series and a target sequence. CTCLoss sums over the probability of possible alignments of input ...
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February Training Update
We have a great selection of online public training courses coming up over the next two months, including a variety of R courses, as well as some more stats-heavy courses on Bayesian Inference and... ...
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Continual Learning: A Primer
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