Predicting when ML models fail in production

The moment you put a model in production, it starts degrading. Building Machine Learning models that perform well in the wild at production time is still an open and challenging problem. It is well known that modern machine-learning models can be brittle, meaning that — even when achieving impressive performance on the evaluation set — their performance can degrade significantly when exposed to new examples with differences in vocabulary and writing style.… read more

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