Gradient Flow #31: AI in Healthcare, Data Quality, Understanding Neural Networks

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“There’s a Fog of War, but there’s also a Fog of Peace.” – Eric Grosse

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Data & Machine Learning Tools and Infrastructure

  • Toward Confidential Cloud Computing   This ACM paper describes the state of tools for extending “hardware-enforced cryptographic protection” to data products and services. (I recommend you read the pdf version.)
  • Evidently  Open source library for analyzing machine learning models during development, validation, or production monitoring.
  • OpenMMLab  Open source, deep learning models for computer vision from the Chinese unicorn, SenseTime.
  • Apache Airflow 2020 User Survey    Airflow is one of the more popular tools among data engineers and is used to build, schedule, and monitor workflows. Celery is the most popular option to execute Airflow, with Kubernetes placing second.
  • Everyone with a data pipeline has data quality issues   Notes from interviews with data engineering teams at mid to large-size companies.
  • Data Quality at Airbnb  The authors cover architecture, tools, organizational structure, and best practices. A followup post details how they design and build data pipelines.

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