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How Developers Iterate on Machine Learning Workflows -- A Survey of the Applied Machine Learning Literature

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arxiv 1803.10311 v2 pith:334B7QVX submitted 2018-03-27 cs.LG cs.DBcs.HCstat.ML

classification cs.LGcs.DBcs.HCstat.ML
keywords learningmachinedevelopmentworkflowappliedbenchmarkdomainshuman-in-the-loop
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Machine learning workflow development is anecdotally regarded to be an iterative process of trial-and-error with humans-in-the-loop. However, we are not aware of quantitative evidence corroborating this popular belief. A quantitative characterization of iteration can serve as a benchmark for machine learning workflow development in practice, and can aid the development of human-in-the-loop machine learning systems. To this end, we conduct a small-scale survey of the applied machine learning literature from five distinct application domains. We collect and distill statistics on the role of iteration within machine learning workflow development, and report preliminary trends and insights from our investigation, as a starting point towards this benchmark. Based on our findings, we finally describe desiderata for effective and versatile human-in-the-loop machine learning systems that can cater to users in diverse domains.

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