The Real World of Data Analytics
summary
Argues that projects fail on plumbing not models, citing an IBM Watson oncology prototype halted after $62 million / 5 years when MD Anderson switched EMRs and broke a rigid warehouse; proposes a flexible semantic approach using URI/RDF semantic data lake that runs in production at Montefiore for two years. Gives concrete algorithms: a random forest with 46 covariates to predict respiratory failure (estimated savings ~$4M/year) and NASA’s ISHM for early sensor-failure detection at Kyocera.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 3:45Typical Machine Learning Processes
- 29:55Inductive System Health Monitoring Algorithm
- 33:01Summary
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