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2025

Conformal Prediction

Heard it first time via Valeriy Manokhin on X. His feed often posts on well regarded mathematical learning materials on archive.org.

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ML Ops

MLOps Requirements

MLOPs reqs from abacus.ai


visenger/awesome-mlops: A curated list of references for MLOps

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Operationalizing machine learning: An interview study (Shankar et al. 2022)

The process of operationalizing ML, or MLOps, consists of a continual loop of (i) data collection and labeling, (ii) experimentation to improve ML performance, (iii) evaluation throughout a multi-staged deployment process, and (iv) monitoring of performance drops in production. When considered together, these responsibilities seem staggering -- how does anyone do MLOps, what are the unaddressed challenges, and what are the implications for tool builders? We conducted semi-structured ethnographic interviews with 18 MLEs working across many applications, including chatbots, autonomous vehicles, and finance. Our interviews expose three variables that govern success for a production ML deployment: Velocity, Validation, and Versioning. We summarize common practices for successful ML experimentation, deployment, and sustaining production performance.

Unsolved Problems in MLOps - ACM Queue by Niall Murphy and Todd Underwood

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Chronon  is an open source end-to-end feature platform that allows Machine Learning (ML) teams to easily build, deploy, manage and monitor data pipelines for machine learning. It’s currently used to power all major ML applications within Airbnb, as well as major use cases at Stripe. Airbnb and Stripe jointly manage and maintain the project.

Chronon Schematic
Chronon Schematic
[via ](https://docs.google.com/document/d/10o75QTLfkaHCiiT2BftBld8ImuTojefZ03AYm__L9yw/edit) / [HN](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41709547)

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Machine Learning

Learning

When people are getting ready to learn machine learning at MSc level, they don’t learn from a course that says “if you don’t understand it it doesn’t matter”, they learn from this course instead. Abu-Mostafa’s Caltech course is probably the best first course that delivers good understanding of machine learning. via

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Browse the State-of-the-Art in Machine Learning | Papers With Code

Pen and Paper Exercises in Machine Learning

This is a collection of (mostly) pen-and-paper exercises in machine learning. The exercises are on the following topics: linear algebra, optimisation, directed graphical models, undirected graphical models, expressive power of graphical models, factor graphs and message passing, inference for hidden Markov models, model-based learning (including ICA and unnormalised models), sampling and Monte-Carlo integration, and variational inference.


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CMU 11-761 / Spring 2014 Language and Statistics

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Internet search, speech recognition, machine translation, question answering, information retrieval, biological sequence analysis -- are all at the forefront of this century’s information revolution. In addition to their use of machine learning, these technologies rely heavily on classic statistical estimation techniques. Yet most CS and engineering undergraduate programs do not prepare students in this area beyond an introductory probability & statistics course. This course is designed to address this gap.

The goal of "Language and Statistics" is to ground the data-driven techniques used in language technologies in sound statistical methodology. We start by formulating various language technology problems in both an information theoretic framework (the source-channel paradigm) and a Bayesian framework (the Bayes classifier). We then discuss the statistical properties of words, sentences, documents and whole languages, and the various computational formalisms used to represent language. These discussions naturally lead to specific concepts in statistical estimation.

10601A14spring Machine learning

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Machine Learning (ML) asks "how can we design programs that automatically improve their performance through experience?" This includes learning to perform many types of tasks based on many types of experience, e.g. spotting high-risk medical patients, recognizing speech, classifying text documents, detecting credit card fraud, or driving autonomous robots.

Topics covered in 10-601A include concept learning, version spaces, decision trees, neural networks, computational learning theory, active learning, estimation & the bias-variance tradeoff, hypothesis testing, Bayesian learning, the Minimum Description Length principle, the Gibbs classifier, Naïve Bayes classifier, Bayes Nets & Graphical Models, the EM algorithm, Hidden Markov Models, K-Nearest-Neighbors and nonparametric learning, reinforcement learning, genetic algorithms, bagging and boosting.

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