Sponsored Webinar + Live Q&A
Making Machine Learning “Magically Work” for Diverse Datasets
Let’s face it, data is messy. There are always gaps in the data and the statistical summaries stored are often non-descriptive. Why then is there a belief machine learning is magical and models will work with any data thrown its way? When building machine learning-based features for consumption by other software developers, the most difficult tasks are preparing, cleansing, categorizing, and transforming the data for use in model generation. Time series datasets come in all shapes and sizes, and each time series is its own special snowflake of seasonality, cardinality, mean, median, skewness, kurtosis, and other statistical features. This talk will take you down the technical trail of how to harness anomaly detection and event correlation, so your features will adhere to the “It Magically Works” approach to building APIs. Join us on this journey as we put our data willpower to the test.
Speaker
Karlo Zatylny
Director, Architect - Tech Strategy @SolarWinds
Karlo battles the continued needs of data science and architecture at SolarWinds. Throughout his 12 years at SolarWinds, Karlo has helped engineering teams deliver solutions and help customers succeed in their ever-changing IT environments. His last four years at SolarWinds have been focused on...
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