This article provides a detailed roadmap for creating AI/ML solutions.
Before gathering data, it is important to understand the problem and set success criteria for a successful model.
Data can be collected from public datasets, web scraping, APIs, databases, and IoT devices.
Data cleaning includes handling missing data using imputation or deletion, removing or fixing outliers, data transformation, and feature engineering.
The data is then split into training, validation, and test sets.
Based on the problem type, an appropriate machine learning algorithm is chosen, such as supervised learning, unsupervised learning, or reinforcement learning.
The model is then trained, and hyperparameters are tuned using techniques like grid search and Bayesian optimization.
The model is evaluated using appropriate metrics to assess its performance, such as accuracy, RMSE, or confusion matrix.
Once the model performs well, it is deployed to a production environment using containerization and model serving tools.
Finally, post-deployment monitoring and maintenance are done to ensure the system can handle real-world traffic and model drift.