Why are Machine Learning Projects so Hard to Manage? | by Lukas Biewald | Medium
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I’ve watched lots of companies attempt to deploy machine learning — some succeed wildly and some fail spectacularly. One constant is that…
Why are Machine Learning Projects so Hard to Manage? Lukas Biewald 6 min read · Jan 28, 2019 -- 11 Listen Share I’ve watched lots of companies attempt to deploy machine learning — some succeed wildly and some fail spectacularly. One constant is that machine learning teams have a hard time setting goals and setting expectations. Why is this? Press enter or click to view image in full size 1. It’s really hard to tell in advance what’s hard and what’s easy. Is it harder to beat Kasparov at chess or pick up and physically move the chess pieces? Computers beat the world champion chess player over t
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