Tag: model development

Interview: How AI is Shaping the Financial Services Industry

Experian's latest GenAI solution empowers organizations to increase productivity, improve data visibility, and scale expertise.

Published: November 22, 2024 by Theresa Nguyen
Improving Your Credit Risk Machine Learning Model Deployment

New approaches to model operations are also helping lenders accelerate their machine learning model development processes.

Published: February 20, 2024 by Julie.JLee@experian.com
Credit Risk Management: The Ultimate Guide

Learn how expanded data, AI-driven models, and increased automation can help you enhance your credit risk management strategies.

Published: December 7, 2023 by Theresa Nguyen
Accelerating the Model Development and Deployment Lifecycle

Data-driven machine learning model development is a critical strategy for financial institutions to stay ahead of their competition, and according to IDC, remains a strategic priority for technology buyers.  Improved operational efficiency, increased innovation, enhanced customer experiences and employee productivity are among the primary business objectives for organizations that choose to invest in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), according to IDC’s 2022 CEO survey.   While models have been around for some time, the volume of models and scale at which they are utilized has proliferated in recent years. Models are also now appearing in more regulated aspects of the business, which demand increased scrutiny and transparency.   Implementing an effective model development process is key to achieving business goals and complying with regulatory requirements. While ModelOps, the governance and life cycle management of a wide range of operationalized AI models, is becoming more popular, most organizations are still at relatively low levels of maturity. It's important for key stakeholders to implement best practices and accelerate the model development and deployment lifecycle.   Read the IDC Spotlight Challenges impeding machine learning model development  Model development involves many processes, from wrangling data, analysis, to building a model that is ready for deployment, that all need to be executed in a timely manner to ensure proper outcomes. However, it is challenging to manage all these processes in today’s complex environment.   Modeling challenges include:  Infrastructure: Necessary factors like storage and compute resources incur significant costs, which can keep organizations from evolving their machine learning capabilities.   Organizational: Implementing machine learning applications requires talent, like data scientists and data and machine learning engineers.  Operational: Piece meal approaches to ML tools and technologies can be cumbersome, especially on top of data being housed in different places across an organization, which can make pulling everything together challenging.  Opportunities for improvement are many While there are many places where individuals can focus on improving model development and deployment, there are a few key places where we see individuals experiencing some of the most time-consuming hang-ups.   Data wrangling and preparation   Respondents to IDC's 2022 AI StrategiesView Survey indicated that they spend nearly 22% of their time collecting and preparing data. Pinpointing the right data for the right purpose can be a big challenge. It is important for organizations to understand the entire data universe and effectively link external data sources with their own primary first party data. This way, stakeholders can have enough data that they trust to effectively train and build models.   Model building  While many tools have been developed in recent years to accelerate the actual building of models, the volume of models that often need to be built can be difficult given the many conflicting priorities for data teams within given institutions. Where possible, it is important for organizations to use templates or sophisticated platforms to ease the time to build a model and be able to repurpose elements that may already be working for other models within the business.   Improving Model Velocity Experian’s Ascend ML BuilderTM is an on-demand advanced model development environment optimized to support a specific project. Features include a dedicated environment, innovative compute optimization, pre-built code called ‘Accelerators’ that simply, guide, and speed data wrangling, common analyses and advanced modeling methods with the ability to add integrated deployment.  To learn more about Experian’s Ascend ML Builder, click here.   To read the full Technology Spotlight, download “Accelerating Model Velocity with a Flexible Machine Learning Model Development Environment for Financial Institutions” here.  Download spotlight *This article includes content created by an AI language model and is intended to provide general information. 

Published: October 12, 2023 by Stefani Wendel, Erin Haselkorn
Portfolio Risk Management: The Ultimate Guide

To accelerate growth while proactively identifying risk, you’ll need a well-informed portfolio risk management strategy.

Published: September 19, 2023 by Theresa Nguyen
Constant Dollars at Risk

One caveat of optimization is in order to choose an optimal decision you must first simulate all possible decisions.

Published: November 17, 2020 by Guest Contributor
Beyond Basic Data Sampling for Model Development

Issues to evaluate during data sample selection and design for model development and an overview of traditional data sampling techniques.

Published: November 7, 2018 by Guest Contributor
When Enough Isn’t Enough — Resampling Techniques for Model Development

A summary of common resampling techniques that can be used to create a robust model development and validation sample.

Published: July 5, 2018 by Guest Contributor
Understanding Validation Samples Within Model Development

Model validation is essential in evaluating and verifying a model’s performance during development before finalizing design and implementation.

Published: June 18, 2018 by Guest Contributor
Designing a Robust Customer Segmentation — Generation of Potential Schemes

A robust segmentation analysis contains two components: first is generation of potential segments, and the second is generation of potential segments.

Published: April 26, 2018 by Guest Contributor

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