Machine Learning Model
Machine learning models aim to create systems that can learn from data and make predictions or decisions without explicit programming. Current research emphasizes improving model accuracy, interpretability, and robustness, focusing on architectures like deep neural networks, decision tree ensembles, and transformer models, as well as exploring decentralized learning and techniques for mitigating biases and vulnerabilities. These advancements are crucial for diverse applications, ranging from optimizing resource management (e.g., smart irrigation) to improving healthcare diagnostics and enhancing the security and trustworthiness of AI systems.
Papers
Avoiding Biased Clinical Machine Learning Model Performance Estimates in the Presence of Label Selection
Conor K. Corbin, Michael Baiocchi, Jonathan H. Chen
Studying the explanations for the automated prediction of bug and non-bug issues using LIME and SHAP
Benjamin Ledel, Steffen Herbold
A Continual Development Methodology for Large-scale Multitask Dynamic ML Systems
Andrea Gesmundo
MDE for Machine Learning-Enabled Software Systems: A Case Study and Comparison of MontiAnna & ML-Quadrat
Jörg Christian Kirchhof, Evgeny Kusmenko, Jonas Ritz, Bernhard Rumpe, Armin Moin, Atta Badii, Stephan Günnemann, Moharram Challenger
Metrics to guide development of machine learning algorithms for malaria diagnosis
Charles B. Delahunt, Noni Gachuhi, Matthew P. Horning
Data Privacy and Trustworthy Machine Learning
Martin Strobel, Reza Shokri
An ensemble Multi-Agent System for non-linear classification
Thibault Fourez, Nicolas Verstaevel, Frédéric Migeon, Frédéric Schettini, Frederic Amblard