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Amine Saboni

Commented on Interesting article on the concept of data centric...·Posted inShare
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Fairly interesting indeed, he had published a livetalk developing those ideas : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06-AZXmwHjo This raises a very good question about the definition of the MLOps. As in our team, operations were mainly about deploying & exposing models, with metrics monitoring, Andrew Ng proposes to add 2 types of activities to the discipline, as I understand :

  • Maintaining AI systems in operational conditions, mainly with data observability

  • Continuous improvement, with annotation services, feedback loop to help identifying true labels & continuous training.

This is an exciting point of view, as it involves a lot of automated operations around models management.

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Commented on Tools to Visualize Knowledge Graphs with RDF Suppo...·Posted inAsk
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I might not be the best person to answer, as I am not an ontology expert (we do manage/visualize individuals dynamically with python objects, overloading rdf syntax with business rules). However, as Protégé is able to load collections of individuals without class definition, an additional plugin might satisfy your needs (I would not have much hope on that).

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Quentin R. we mainly use XML serialization for integration purposes, but it seems that (Web)Protégé supports rdf/turtle too.

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Could you please give details about your usage and which pain points are you trying to make disappear ? In our team, we have been using Protégé (https://protege.stanford.edu) for personal visualisation (WebProtégé for collaborative edition). I will be interested in other tools, too, though.

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