The performance of prediction models can be judged using a variety of methods and metrics. Some years ago, I was challenged to arrive at a set of rules that would provide both the analyst and marketer guidance as to how to evaluate results of a predictive modeling exercise. “What”- you ask-just look into a standard
Introduction With the huge growth in machine learning over the past few years, there is a lot of discussion, but few frameworks, on effective AI Project Management. Industry-standard frameworks for data analysis projects, like CRISP-DM, exist but...
By: Eric Siegel, Founder, Predictive Analytics World for Business In anticipation of his upcoming conference presentation at Predictive Analytics World for Business Las Vegas, May 31-June 4, 2020, we asked Haig Nalbantian, Senior Partner, Co-leader Mercer Workforce...
In addition to this article, Dr. Priestly will also present on this topic at Predictive Analytics World for Business in Las Vegas, May 31-June 4, 2020. For details about her session, “How Leading Enterprises Leverage Universities to...
By: Eric Siegel, Program Co-Chair, Predictive Analytics World for Financial In anticipation of his upcoming conference presentation at Predictive Analytics World for Financial, May 31-June 4, 2020, we asked Keith Higdon, President, ESIS, a few questions about...
By: Jeff Deal, Conference Chair, Predictive Analytics World for Healthcare In anticipation of his upcoming conference presentation at Predictive Analytics World for Healthcare Las Vegas, May 31-June 4, 2020 we asked Bob Nisbet, Instructor at University...
I recently won first place in the Nexar Traffic Light Recognition Challenge, computer vision competition organized by a company that’s building an AI dash cam app. In this post, I’ll describe the solution I used. I’ll also...
Predictive Analytics: The Power to Know Who Will Click, Lie, Buy or Die. Revised and Updated. Eric Siegel. (Wiley: Hoboken NJ. 2013, 2016) In 2013, as the worst effects of the crash had begun to reverberate out...
Originally published by Big Think When it’s a presidential election year, speculation is in the cards. It’s the national pastime. Everyone wants to predict who’ll win. But, man, did people mismanage their own expectations leading up...
By: Steven Ramirez, Conference Chair, Predictive Analytics World for Industry 4.0 In anticipation of his upcoming conference presentation at Predictive Analytics World for Industry 4.0 May 31-June 4, 2020, we asked Rajagopalan Chandrasekharan, Senior Engineer at General Electric, a...
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