Uncovering Community and Project Insights Through Data Driven Methods
summary
Shows a working pipeline that pulls GitHub PRs with the mi/thoth collector, stores features in Trino and S3, and trains a random-forest classifier to predict PR merge intervals (e.g. 15–24 hours class). Models are packaged with a scikit-learn pipeline, served with Seldon in the Operate First cloud, and wired into a GitHub bot that posts predictions on new PRs; demo and dashboards run end-to-end and deliver HTTP 200 responses with class labels.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 2:45How Can You Use Ai or Machine Learning To Aid a Project's Development
- 3:39Project Ai for Ci
- 12:09Dashboard
- 19:38Machine Learning Setup
- 20:14Creating the Model
- 22:11Model Deployment
- 24:30Github Bot
- 26:30Demo
- 31:46Next Steps
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