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''The Zen of ML should:'' | ''The Zen of ML should:'' | ||
1. Focus on decision making and identify decisions that arise in building and maintaining machine learning pipelines (from data collection to evaluation) | |||
2. Be a useful starting point for beginner pedagogy (both self-learning and teaching) | |||
3. Be a useful critical reflection tool to revisit for practitioners | |||
4. Language must connect to the technical domain, but remain accessible and comprehensible - i.e. make sense to human beings, minimal jargon | |||
5. Be neither a checklist, nor a specification: | |||
* Comprehensive but non-exhaustive | |||
* General, not custom built for specific ML project types. | |||
* What we love | |||
* What we prefer | |||
* If … then … | |||
* Shame on you! (i.e. what we don't like) | |||
6. Should not be specific to a particular framework (e.g. PyTorch, Scikit-learn). | |||
7. Be as short as possible while being thorough; possible to process at a glance (or three). 18 - 20 short sentences are nice | |||
8. Resonate with responsible ML best practice | |||
The project held a workshop and hosted a hackathon at MozFest 2021. | The project held a workshop and hosted a hackathon at MozFest 2021. | ||
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