The Practice of Implementing ML Service into an Internet Business Application
Abstract
Currently, there are a large number of articles describing the theoretical aspects of development in the field of machine learning. However, the experience of their practical application in real systems is described much less often. Basically, authors describe the efficiency, accuracy, and other performance metrics of the resulting solution, but everything stops at the prototype stage. At the same time, how the trained model will behave not on test data, but in real conditions, can be very different from the indicators obtained at the development stage. This article describes the experience of the implementation and real use of a classification service based on machine learning techniques.
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Machine learning; machine learning for business; REST service; text classification; WEB API
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