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kayhai OP t1_izd6ldt wrote

Reply to comment by Exciting-Engineer646 in [Discussion] No-code ML for engineers by kayhai

Yes, I have sufficient domain knowledge to have meaningful conversations with the requesters.

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Exciting-Engineer646 t1_izd70cq wrote

Not your knowledge, but theirs! If you want this to be fully code free, they probably need to own the data end as well.

I trust very few people on knowing which model their data can support. So even if you can find a code free solution, you still need to find a scalable solution for data curation and model selection.

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Exciting-Engineer646 t1_izd724x wrote

Not your knowledge, but theirs! If you want this to be fully code free, they probably need to own the data end as well.

I trust very few people on knowing which model their data can support. So even if you can find a code free solution, you still need to find a scalable solution for data curation and model selection.

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kayhai OP t1_izd8t7g wrote

Oh, I get what you mean, even if we find a code-free solution, we’d still need them to at least understand the requirements on data quality. Unfortunately, not everyone understands the requirements on data quality and I am also hoping the code-free softwares can help with that.

Just for example, Power BI does a VERY basic screening on the data and indicates whether it is good for regression or classification and whether certain features should be excluded from the study (due to low relation).

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