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Using AI driven data analysis to peel back the noise and find the actual shape of the Universe. CREDIT The Institute of Statistical Mathematics
Japanese astronomers have developed a new artificial intelligence (AI) technique to remove noise in astronomical data due to random variations in galaxy shapes.
After extensive training and testing on large mock data created by supercomputer simulations, they then applied this new tool to actual data from Japan's Subaru Telescope and found that the mass distribution derived from using this method is consistent with the currently accepted models of the Universe. This is a powerful new tool for analyzing big data from current and planned astronomy surveys.
Wide area survey data can be used to study the large-scale structure of the Universe through measurements of gravitational lensing patterns. In gravitational lensing, the gravity of a foreground object, like a cluster of galaxies, can distort the image of a background object, such as a more distant galaxy. Some examples of gravitational lensing are obvious, such as the "Eye of Horus". The large-scale structure, consisting mostly of mysterious "dark" matter, can distort the shapes of distant galaxies as well, but the expected lensing effect is subtle. Averaging over many galaxies in an area is required to create a map of foreground dark matter distributions.
But this technique of looking at many galaxy images runs into a problem; some galaxies are just innately a little funny looking. It is difficult to distinguish between a galaxy image distorted by gravitational lensing and a galaxy that is actually distorted. This is referred to as shape noise and is one of the limiting factors in research studying the large-scale structure of the Universe.
To compensate for shape noise, a team of Japanese astronomers first used ATERUI II, the world's most powerful supercomputer dedicated to astronomy, to generate 25,000 mock galaxy catalogs based on real data from the Subaru Telescope. They then added realist noise to these perfectly known artificial data sets, and trained an AI to statistically recover the lensing dark matter from the mock data.
After training, the AI was able to recover previously unobservable fine details, helping to improve our understanding of the cosmic dark matter. Then using this AI on real data covering 21 square degrees of the sky, the team found a distribution of foreground mass consistent with the standard cosmological model.
"This research shows the benefits of combining different types of research: observations, simulations, and AI data analysis." comments Masato Shirasaki, the leader of the team, "In this era of big data, we need to step across traditional boundaries between specialties and use all available tools to understand the data. If we can do this, it will open new fields in astronomy and other sciences."
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These results appeared as Shirasaki et al. "Noise reduction for weak lensing mass mapping: an application of generative adversarial networks to Subaru Hyper Suprime-Cam first-year data" in the June 2021 issue of Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society.
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26 February 2021
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By Willian Santos, international sales manager at ABI Electronics.
The world entered a new era of accelerated transformation in the last eighteen months that will continue to evolve and press forward for years to come. Most businesses are playing catch-up trying to make sense of a new timeline where the ten years that had been set aside for careful planning and implementation of what was coming up next no longer exists. The next is happening now and, regardless of your industry or seniority, the status quo has shifted and you better face it. Back in 2019, I was invited to attend a pompous meeting in London at the Brazilian Embassy along with selected leading names from the oil and energy industry, to get an update on what was going to happen in the following decade. I could soon spot all the buzzwords coming up on PowerPoint slides from the different companies presenting: decommissioning, decarbonisation, zero emissions, transition to green energy. Throughout the morning and most of the afternoon, we heard that most of these changes would kick in between 2030-35. And I recall a Shell executive pointing out that the business had explicitly concluded that the current income streams were needed to provide the capital required for the transition to take place in due course.Whomever you talk to in the energy industry in 2021 would tell you to forget about that timeline. Change has come and the transition is happening much faster than anticipated, with big businesses scrambling to find the capital to fund all that is required. I could go on all day talking about how the pandemic and the impact it had on market demand and consumer behaviour messed up the timeline of transport, automotive, defence, manufacturing and so on. For instance, carrier planes that were due to be retired in 2017 are now required to remain in service at least until 2029. Projects in wind power involving upgrades of wind farms have been scrapped and new installations have drawn huge competition from up and coming brands with operators tending to favour smaller turbines – for being efficient and cheaper to run – and choosing to buy from multiple suppliers instead of just one company. Machine learning (ML), AI and Industry 4.0 knock at the door. Still, the biggest change yet to be fully appreciated by business leaders is how electronics effectively became the brain of every industrial asset and all infrastructure equipment in operation in recent years, and therefore what is required to deal with breakdowns and obsolescence. For instance, I lost count of the many rail connections that I have working in operations and maintenance who struggle with their CME – chief mechanical engineer – who, like the role suggests, is usually a mechanically-biased individual who may have a less than ideal approach when it comes to the handling of electronic failures. And you guessed right: less ideal means neither green nor cheap solutions, as illustrated in this video: www.dataweek.co.za/*mar21-abi Many decision-makers only realise the problem at hand and regret not following the tag #RepairDontWaste on LinkedIn in times like this, resulting in comments like, "We did not anticipate that the equipment would become obsolete so quickly!" or, "Spare circuit boards started to take weeks then months to arrive. Then we were told that they would no longer be supplied. We were quoted seven-figure prices to upgrade our assembly line."By deferring the responsibility to the original equipment supplier and other third parties, you are bound to be caught off guard soon or later. And the risk exposure from insisting on this strategy is about to get exponentially higher; there is a widespread component shortage increasing lead times, and technology providers are dropping support for many products in order to remain viable.Last month, a wind turbine multinational in the US had to ship a bunch of expensive controller cards used in inverters and speed governing systems to its workshop in Brazil for repair as new replacement cards are not due back in stock for another six months. Good job that the local team had an electronic diagnostic equipment BoardMaster from ABI in the shop, ready to help the technicians locate the fault and repair the cards, which happened in record time.Poor decision-making when it comes to setting maintenance and repair strategies are often linked to ‘fake news’ and myths such as:• A repaired electronic card (PCB/PCBA) will never be as good as a new one.• The manufacturer told us that special software was required to troubleshoot the card.• Troubleshooting down to the component level is impossible or would take too long.• Dedicated test and repair equipment is prohibitively expensive.The mentality here needs to change, and fast. The longer you take to embrace the new strategies for in-house fault analysis, maintenance, and obsolescence planning of your key electronic circuits and assets, the more expensive it will get to keep them going. Hundreds of leading organisations have found in recent years that the belief in these myths was hindering their results and compromising the operation – from GE Renewable to Collins Aerospace, where the latter reduced troubleshooting times on avionics circuit cards from 50 hours to 10 minutes. Then there is Lego in Mexico, where controller cards from 600+ plastic moulding machines worth tens of thousands of dollars each have been mapped and are now repaired in-house. In the US, an army engineer saved a mobile shelter unit worth 10 million dollars from being decommissioned by repairing its HVAC circuit board that was deemed ‘irreparable’ by the OEM. In the rail arena, companies like Alstom, CAF, Bombardier and operators like Irish Rail, SFMTA, TCDD and so many others have discovered the benefits of investing in the right tool and skill development programme to shield the business against parts shortages and accelerated obsolescence. Some of their stories, and the technology that is driving several top-shelf global sustainability projects, were the subject of a YouTube series called ABI Labs. The series gives an in-depth review of the key tests and techniques available in the British-made BoardMaster hardware and software platform from ABI Electronics to handle predictive as well as corrective maintenance of critical electronics without wasting time or money. The ABI BoardMaster 19-inch rack universal diagnostic system is a uniquely versatile, self-contained and easy-to-use test system. It offers the most comprehensive set of test instruments for fault-finding on almost any kind of PCB. As the product of choice for companies operating in rail transport, aerospace, military, automotive, telecoms and a range of other industrial sectors, the BoardMaster is ABI Electronics’ top of the range solution that saves customers time and money, and increases asset availability and reliability. With the full range of instruments and a variety of test methods guaranteeing the best possible fault coverage, the BoardMaster 19-inch rack provides the ultimate in diagnostic tools.The BoardMaster 19-inch rack comes complete with ABI's multi-licence and user-friendly SYSTEM 8 Ultimate Software preinstalled. Customers are guaranteed to receive free software updates for life and will not be charged for additional seats or maintenance fees. The powerful yet easy-to-use software includes user access management, ABI's exclusive TestFlow Manager, as well as a wealth of customisation options.
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Large language models have already transformed the data science industry in a major way. One of the biggest advantages is the fact that for most applications, they can be used as is — we don’t have to train them ourselves. This requires us to reexamine some of the common assumptions about the whole machine learning process — many practitioners consider validation to be “part of the training”, which would suggest that it is no longer needed. We hope that the reader shuddered slightly at the suggestion of validation being obsolete — it most certainly is not.
Here, we examine the very idea of model validation and testing. If you believe yourself to be perfectly fluent in the foundations of machine learning, you can skip this article. Otherwise, strap in — we’ve got some far-fetched scenarios for you to suspend your disbelief on.
This article is a joint work of Patryk Miziuła, PhD and Jan Kanty Milczek.
Imagine that you want to teach someone to recognize the languages of tweets on Twitter. So you take him to a desert island, give him 100 tweets in 10 languages, tell him what language each tweet is in, and leave him alone for a couple of days. After that, you return to the island to check whether he has indeed learned to recognize languages. But how can you examine it?
Your first thought may be to ask him about the languages of the tweets he got. So you challenge him this way and he answers correctly for all 100 tweets. Does it really mean he is able to recognize languages in general? Possibly, but maybe he just memorized these 100 tweets! And you have no way of knowing which scenario is true!
Here you didn’t check what you wanted to check. Based on such an examination, you simply can’t know whether you can rely on his tweet language recognition skills in a life-or-death situation (those tend to happen when desert islands are involved).
What should we do instead? How to make sure he learned, rather than simply memorizing? Give him another 50 tweets and have him tell you their languages! If he gets them right, he is indeed able to recognize the language. But if he fails entirely, you know he simply learned the first 100 tweets off by heart — which wasn’t the point of the whole thing.
The story above figuratively describes how machine learning models learn and how we should check their quality:
The man in the tale stands for a machine learning model. To disconnect a human from the world you need to take him to a desert island. For a machine learning model it’s easier — it’s just a computer program, so it doesn’t inherently understand the idea of the world.
Recognizing the language of a tweet is a classification task, with 10 possible classes, aka categories, as we chose 10 languages.
The first 100 tweets used for learning are called the training set. The correct languages attached are called labels.
The other 50 tweets only used to examine the man/model are called the test set. Note that we know its labels, but the man/model doesn’t.
The graph below shows how to correctly train and test the model:
Image 1: scheme for training and testing the model properly. Image by author.
So the main rule is:
Test a machine learning model on a different piece of data than you trained it on.
If the model does well on the training set, but it performs poorly on the test set, we say that the model is overfitted. “Overfitting” means memorizing the training data. That’s definitely not what we want to achieve. Our goal is to have a trained model — good for both the training and the test set. Only this kind of model can be trusted. And only then may we believe that it will perform as well in the final application it’s being built for as it did on the test set.
Now let’s take it a step further.
Imagine you really really want to teach a man to recognize the languages of tweets on Twitter. So you find 1000 candidates, take each to a different desert island, give each the same 100 tweets in 10 languages, tell each what language each tweet is in and leave them all alone for a couple of days. After that, you examine each candidate with the same set of 50 different tweets.
Which candidate will you choose? Of course, the one who did the best on the 50 tweets. But how good is he really? Can we truly believe that he’s going to perform as well in the final application as he did on these 50 tweets?
The answer is no! Why not? To put it simply, if every candidate knows some answers and guesses some of the others, then you choose the one who got the most answers right, not the one who knew the most. He is indeed the best candidate, but his result is inflated by “lucky guesses.” It was likely a big part of the reason why he was chosen.
To show this phenomenon in numerical form, imagine that 47 tweets were easy for all the candidates, but the 3 remaining messages were so hard for all the competitors that they all simply guessed the languages blindly. Probability says that the chance that somebody (possibly more than one person) got all the 3 hard tweets is above 63% (info for math nerds: it’s almost 1–1/e). So you’ll probably choose someone who scored perfectly, but in fact he’s not perfect for what you need.
Perhaps 3 out of 50 tweets in our example don’t sound astonishing, but for many real-life cases this discrepancy tends to be much more pronounced.
So how can we check how good the winner actually is? Yes, we have to procure yet another set of 50 tweets, and examine him once again! Only this way will we get a score we can trust. This level of accuracy is what we expect from the final application.
In terms of names:
The first set of 100 tweets is now still the training set, as we use it to train the models.
But now the purpose of the second set of 50 tweets has changed. This time it was used to compare different models. Such a set is called the validation set.
We already understand that the result of the best model examined on the validation set is artificially boosted. This is why we need one more set of 50 tweets to play the role of the test set and give us reliable information about the quality of the best model.
You can find the flow of using the training, validation and test set in the image below:
Image 2: scheme for training, validating and testing the models properly. Image by author.
Here are the two general ideas behind these numbers:
Put as much data as possible into the training set.
The more training data we have, the broader the look the models take and the greater the chance of training instead of overfitting. The only limits should be data availability and the costs of processing the data.
Put as small an amount of data as possible into the validation and test sets, but make sure they’re big enough.
Why? Because you don’t want to waste much data for anything but training. But on the other hand you probably feel that evaluating the model based on a single tweet would be risky. So you need a set of tweets big enough not to be afraid of score disruption in case of a small number of really weird tweets.
And how to convert these two guidelines into exact numbers? If you have 200 tweets available then the 100/50/50 split seems fine as it obeys both the rules above. But if you’ve got 1,000,000 tweets then you can easily go into 800,000/100,000/100,000 or even 900,000/50,000/50,000. Maybe you saw some percentage clues somewhere, like 60%/20%/20% or so. Well, they are only an oversimplification of the two main rules written above, so it’s better to simply stick to the original guidelines.
We believe this main rule appears clear to you at this point:
Use three different pieces of data for training, validating, and testing the models.
So what if this rule is broken? What if the same or almost the same data, whether by accident or a failure to pay attention, go into more than one of the three datasets? This is what we call data leakage. The validation and test sets are no longer trustworthy. We can’t tell whether the model is trained or overfitted. We simply can’t trust the model. Not good.
Perhaps you think these problems don’t concern our desert island story. We just take 100 tweets for training, another 50 for validating and yet another 50 for testing and that’s it. Unfortunately, it’s not so simple. We have to be very careful. Let’s go through some examples.
Assume that you scraped 1,000,000 completely random tweets from Twitter. Different authors, time, topics, localizations, numbers of reactions, etc. Just random. And they are in 10 languages and you want to use them to teach the model to recognize the language. Then you don’t have to worry about anything and you can simply draw 900,000 tweets for the training set, 50,000 for the validation set and 50,000 for the test set. This is called the random split.
Why draw at random, and not put the first 900,000 tweets in the training set, the next 50,000 in the validation set and the last 50,000 in the test set? Because the tweets can initially be sorted in a way that wouldn’t help, such as alphabetically or by the number of characters. And we have no interest in only putting tweets starting with ‘Z’ or the longest ones in the test set, right? So it’s just safer to draw them randomly.
Image 3: random data split. Image by author.
The assumption that the tweets are completely random is strong. Always think twice if that’s true. In the next examples you’ll see what happens if it’s not.
If we only have 200 completely random tweets in 10 languages then we can still split them randomly. But then a new risk arises. Suppose that a language is predominant with 128 tweets and there are 8 tweets for each of the other 9 languages. Probability says that then the chance that not all the languages will go to the 50-element test set is above 61% (info for math nerds: use the inclusion-exclusion principle). But we definitely want to test the model on all 10 languages, so we definitely need all of them in the test set. What should we do?
We can draw tweets class-by-class. So take the predominant class of 128 tweets, draw the 64 tweets for the training set, 32 for the validation set and 32 for the test set. Then do the same for all the other classes — draw 4, 2 and 2 tweets for training, validating and testing for each class respectively. This way, you’ll form three sets of the sizes you need, each with all classes in the same proportions. This strategy is called the stratified random split.
The stratified random split seems better/safer than the ordinary random split, so why didn’t we use it in Example 1? Because we didn’t have to! What often defies intuition is that if 5% out of 1,000,000 tweets are in English and we draw 50,000 tweets with no regard for language, then 5% of the tweets drawn will also be in English. This is how probability works. But probability needs big enough numbers to work properly, so if you have 1,000,000 tweets then you don’t care, but if you only have 200, watch out.
Now assume that we’ve got 100,000 tweets, but they are from only 20 institutions (let’s say a news TV station, a big soccer club, etc.), and each of them runs 10 Twitter accounts in 10 languages. And again our goal is to recognize the Twitter language in general. Can we simply use the random split?
You’re right — if we could, we wouldn’t have asked. But why not? To understand this, first let’s consider an even simpler case: what if we trained, validated and tested a model on tweets from one institution only? Could we use this model on any other institution’s tweets? We don’t know! Maybe the model would overfit the unique tweeting style of this institution. We wouldn’t have any tools to check it!
Let’s return to our case. The point is the same. The total number of 20 institutions is on the small side. So if we use data from the same 20 institutions to train, compare and score the models, then maybe the model overfits the 20 unique styles of these 20 institutions and will fail on any other author. And again there is no way to check it. Not good.
So what to do? Let’s follow one more main rule:
Validation and test sets should simulate the real case which the model will be applied to as faithfully as possible.
Now the situation is clearer. Since we expect different authors in the final application than we have in our data, we should also have different authors in the validation and test sets than we have in the training set! And the way to do so is to split data by institutions! If we draw, for example, 10 institutions for the training set, another 5 for the validation set and put the last 5 in the test set, the problem is solved.
Image 4: stratified data split. Image by author.
Note that any less strict split by institution (like putting the whole of 4 institutions and a small part of the 16 remaining ones in the test set) would be a data leak, which is bad, so we have to be uncompromising when it comes to separating the institutions.
A sad final note: for a correct validation split by institution, we may trust our solution for tweets from different institutions. But tweets from private accounts may — and do — look different, so we can’t be sure the model we have will perform well for them. With the data we have, we have no tool to check it…
Example 3 is hard, but if you went through it carefully then this one will be fairly easy. So, assume that we have exactly the same data as in Example 3, but now the goal is different. This time we want to recognize the language of other tweets from the same 20 institutions that we have in our data. Will the random split be OK now?
The answer is: yes. The random split perfectly follows the last main rule above as we are ultimately only interested in the institutions we have in our data.
Examples 3 and 4 show us that the way we should split the data does not depend only on the data we have. It depends on both the data and the task. Please bear that in mind whenever you design the training/validation/test split.
In the last example let’s keep the data we have, but now let’s try to teach a model to predict the institution from future tweets. So we once again have a classification task, but this time with 20 classes as we’ve got tweets from 20 institutions. What about this case? Can we split our data randomly?
As before, let’s think about a simpler case for a while. Suppose we only have two institutions — a TV news station and a big soccer club. What do they tweet about? Both like to jump from one hot topic to another. Three days about Trump or Messi, then three days about Biden and Ronaldo, and so on. Clearly, in their tweets we can find keywords that change every couple of days. And what keywords will we see in a month? Which politician or villain or soccer player or soccer coach will be ‘hot’ then? Possibly one that is completely unknown right now. So if you want to learn to recognize the institution, you shouldn’t focus on temporary keywords, but rather try to catch the general style.
OK, let’s move back to our 20 institutions. The above observation remains valid: the topics of tweets change over time, so as we want our solution to work for future tweets, we shouldn’t focus on short-lived keywords. But a machine learning model is lazy. If it finds an easy way to fulfill the task, it doesn’t look any further. And sticking to keywords is just such an easy way. So how can we check whether the model learned properly or just memorized the temporary keywords?
We’re pretty sure you realize that if you use the random split, you should expect tweets about every hero-of-the-week in all the three sets. So this way, you end up with the same keywords in the training, validation and test sets. This is not what we’d like to have. We need to split smarter. But how?
When we go back to the last main rule, it becomes easy. We want to use our solution in future, so validation and test sets should be the future with respect to the training set! We should split data by time. So if we have, say, 12 months of data — from July 2022 up to June 2023 — then putting July 2022 — April 2023 in the test set, May 2023 in the validation set and June 2023 in the test set should do the job.
Image 5: data split by time. Image by author.
Maybe you are concerned that with the split by time we don’t check the model’s quality throughout the seasons. You’re right, that’s a problem. But still a smaller problem than we’d get if we split randomly. You can also consider, for example, the following split: 1st-20th of every month to the training set, 20th-25th of every month to the validation set, 25th-last of every month to the test set. In any case, choosing a validation strategy is a trade-off between potential data leaks. As long as you understand it and consciously choose the safest option, you’re doing well.
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So main rule is: Test machine learning model different piece data trained on. If model training set, performs poorly test set, model overfitted. Overfitting means memorizing training data. Thats definitely want achieve. Our goal trained model good training test set. Only kind model trusted. And believe perform final application built test set. Now lets step further. Imagine want teach man recognize languages tweets Twitter. So 1000 candidates, different desert island, 100 tweets 10 languages, tell language tweet leave couple days. After that, examine candidate set 50 different tweets. Which candidate choose? Of course, best 50 tweets. But good really? Can truly believe hes going perform final application 50 tweets? The answer Why not? To simply, candidate knows answers guesses others, choose got answers right, knew most. He best candidate, result inflated lucky guesses. It likely big reason chosen. To phenomenon numerical form, imagine 47 tweets easy candidates, 3 remaining messages hard competitors simply guessed languages blindly. Probability says chance somebody possibly person got 3 hard tweets 63 info math nerds: 11e. So youll probably choose scored perfectly, fact hes perfect need. Perhaps 3 50 tweets example dont sound astonishing, reallife cases discrepancy tends pronounced. So check good winner actually is? Yes, procure set 50 tweets, examine Only way score trust. This level accuracy expect final application. In terms names: The set 100 tweets training set, use train models. But purpose second set 50 tweets changed. This time compare different models. Such set called validation set. We understand result best model examined validation set artificially boosted. This need set 50 tweets play role test set reliable information quality best model. You flow training, validation test set image below: Image 2: scheme training, validating testing models properly. Image author. Here general ideas numbers: Put data possible training set. The training data have, broader look models greater chance training instead overfitting. The limits data availability costs processing data. Put small data possible validation test sets, sure theyre big enough. Why? Because dont want waste data training. But hand probably feel evaluating model based single tweet risky. So need set tweets big afraid score disruption case small number weird tweets. And convert guidelines exact numbers? If 200 tweets available 1005050 split fine obeys rules above. But youve got 1,000,000 tweets easily 800,000100,000100,000 900,00050,00050,000. Maybe saw percentage clues somewhere, like 602020 so. Well, oversimplification main rules written above, better simply stick original guidelines. We believe main rule appears clear point: Use different pieces data training, validating, testing models. So rule broken? What data, accident failure pay attention, datasets? This data leakage. The validation test sets longer trustworthy. We tell model trained overfitted. We simply trust model. Not good. Perhaps think problems dont concern desert island story. We 100 tweets training, 50 validating 50 testing thats it. Unfortunately, simple. We careful. Lets examples. Assume scraped 1,000,000 completely random tweets Twitter. Different authors, time, topics, localizations, numbers reactions, etc. Just random. And 10 languages want use teach model recognize language. Then dont worry simply draw 900,000 tweets training set, 50,000 validation set 50,000 test set. This called random split. Why draw random, 900,000 tweets training set, 50,000 validation set 50,000 test set? Because tweets initially sorted way wouldnt help, alphabetically number characters. And putting tweets starting Z longest ones test set, right? So safer draw randomly. Image 3: random data split. Image author. The assumption tweets completely random strong. Always think twice thats true. In examples youll happens not. If 200 completely random tweets 10 languages split randomly. But new risk arises. Suppose language predominant 128 tweets 8 tweets 9 languages. Probability says chance languages 50element test set 61 info math nerds: use inclusionexclusion principle. But definitely want test model 10 languages, definitely need test set. What do? We draw tweets classbyclass. So predominant class 128 tweets, draw 64 tweets training set, 32 validation set 32 test set. Then classes draw 4, 2 2 tweets training, validating testing class respectively. This way, youll form sets sizes need, classes proportions. This strategy called stratified random split. The stratified random split bettersafer ordinary random split, didnt use Example 1? Because didnt What defies intuition 5 1,000,000 tweets English draw 50,000 tweets regard language, 5 tweets drawn English. This probability works. But probability needs big numbers work properly, 1,000,000 tweets dont care, 200, watch out. Now assume weve got 100,000 tweets, 20 institutions lets news TV station, big soccer club, etc., runs 10 Twitter accounts 10 languages. And goal recognize Twitter language general. Can simply use random split? Youre right could, wouldnt asked. But not? To understand this, lets consider simpler case: trained, validated tested model tweets institution only? Could use model institutions tweets? We dont know Maybe model overfit unique tweeting style institution. We wouldnt tools check Lets return case. The point same. The total number 20 institutions small side. So use data 20 institutions train, compare score models, maybe model overfits 20 unique styles 20 institutions fail author. And way check it. Not good. So do? Lets follow main rule: Validation test sets simulate real case model applied faithfully possible. Now situation clearer. Since expect different authors final application data, different authors validation test sets training set And way split data institutions If draw, example, 10 institutions training set, 5 validation set 5 test set, problem solved. Image 4: stratified data split. Image author. Note strict split institution like putting 4 institutions small 16 remaining ones test set data leak, bad, uncompromising comes separating institutions. A sad final note: correct validation split institution, trust solution tweets different institutions. But tweets private accounts look different, sure model perform them. With data have, tool check Example 3 hard, went carefully fairly easy. So, assume exactly data Example 3, goal different. This time want recognize language tweets 20 institutions data. Will random split OK now? The answer is: yes. The random split perfectly follows main rule ultimately interested institutions data. Examples 3 4 way split data depend data have. It depends data task. Please bear mind design trainingvalidationtest split. In example lets data have, lets try teach model predict institution future tweets. So classification task, time 20 classes weve got tweets 20 institutions. What case? Can split data randomly? As before, lets think simpler case while. Suppose institutions TV news station big soccer club. What tweet about? Both like jump hot topic another. Three days Trump Messi, days Biden Ronaldo, on. Clearly, tweets keywords change couple days. And keywords month? Which politician villain soccer player soccer coach hot then? Possibly completely unknown right now. So want learn recognize institution, shouldnt focus temporary keywords, try catch general style. OK, lets 20 institutions. The observation remains valid: topics tweets change time, want solution work future tweets, shouldnt focus shortlived keywords. But machine learning model lazy. If finds easy way fulfill task, doesnt look further. And sticking keywords easy way. So check model learned properly memorized temporary keywords? Were pretty sure realize use random split, expect tweets herooftheweek sets. So way, end keywords training, validation test sets. This wed like have. We need split smarter. But how? When main rule, easy. We want use solution future, validation test sets future respect training set We split data time. So have, say, 12 months data July 2022 June 2023 putting July 2022 April 2023 test set, May 2023 validation set June 2023 test set job. Image 5: data split time. Image author. Maybe concerned split time dont check models quality seasons. Youre right, thats problem. But smaller problem wed split randomly. You consider, example, following split: 1st20th month training set, 20th25th month validation set, 25thlast month test set. In case, choosing validation strategy tradeoff potential data leaks. As long understand consciously choose safest option, youre well. We set | 2,023 | [
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SAN MATEO, Calif., June 23, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Applitools (https://applitools.com/), provider of a next generation test automation platform through Visual AI and Ultrafast Grid, announced its Visual AI technology has surpassed one billion images analyzed since launching commercially and is projected to double year over year. Each of the one billion images analyzed includes AI enhancing data from over 130 different browser and version combinations, viewport information, and direct user feedback on defects, dynamic content, and more. This uniquely enables Applitools to maintain 99.9999% accuracy to hundreds of Enterprise customers worldwide including the top 10 software companies worldwide, five out of the 10 top banks in the US, and many other Global 500 companies.
Applitools Visual AI is rapidly outpacing the competition to visually validate business applications now forced into rapid digital transformation by the COVID-19 pandemic. Only Visual AI is agile enough to handle the complex and evolving challenges organizations face delivering quality modern applications including:
Cross-browser, cross-device, and cross-platform testing
Dynamic content
Responsive design for multiple screen sizes
Validation of compliance and regulatory requirements
Continuous Integration and Deployment (CI/CD) without compromising quality
End-to-end testing, integration testing, unit testing, and component level testing
Support of joint development and test engineering teams (DevOps and Shift Left)
Pre-production testing and post-production monitoring automation and maintenance
“With Applitools, we’ve been able to make visual validation a first-class citizen within our CI/CD ecosystem,” said Mike Millgate, Technical Quality Architect at Gannett. “Our CI environment executes tens of thousands of Visual AI-powered tests against the grid each month. Since implementing it, we’ve been able to remove frail functional tests from our ecosystem and achieve a 99.8% pass percentage. We are faster, more stable, and ship with confidence with Applitools Visual AI running on the Ultrafast Grid.”
Recent comparisons show that Applitools Visual AI outperforms any other UI validation technology including those leveraging pixel-to-pixel and DOM based analysis approaches. Applitools Visual AI saves customers from time consuming and disruptive false positives that often break builds and block the continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) so vital to modern dev team success. Applitools customers also benefit from automated maintenance AI algorithms that significantly speed up the test results analysis process by automating repetitive maintenance operations. For example, automated maintenance AI allows users to approve or reject a bug only once on a single browser, single device, and in a single screen size. Then the AI engine automatically extends that operation across all devices, browsers, form factors and applications pages. This additional level of AI can also group multiple test results that reflect the same bug to allow the user to review only a single occurrence of each bug without spending time reviewing tens, hundreds, and sometimes thousands of repetitions of the same bug on multiple environments.
“This is the perfect example of how AI should be applied to solve complex, real world problems,” said Greg Sypolt from EverFi. “By eliminating the false positives associated with pixel and DOM based comparison tools, our team saves huge amounts of time and money. We simply can’t tolerate wasted time if we want to deliver quality applications as quickly as business teams need them in today’s global environment. Visual AI is a must for quality management of modern apps.”
To fully understand the differences between Visual AI and pixel-based tools for visual validation, read this recent InfoQ article (https://www.infoq.com/articles/visual-ai-web-app-testing/).
Developers using modern development frameworks like Storybook, or developer friendly testing frameworks like Cypress, Espreso, XCUITest, etc. to test early and often in the software development cycle also see huge value in Visual AI. “I love how Applitools Eyes has the smarts to ignore minor visual differences in your components, especially when testing on different browser types where it’s easy for the layout to be off by a pixel,” said Kent C. Dodds, Google Developer Expert and Creator of TestingJavaScript.com.
“The largest brands in the world trust Applitools because our Visual AI technology accurately emulates the human eye and brain to compare screenshot images, not pixels, for visual differences,” said Adam Carmi CTO and Co-Founder of Applitools. “Over the years we have collected data from thousands of applications and web sites that are fully tagged and indexed in a way that shows complete user journeys inside customer’s applications, bugs vs valid application changes, dynamic page regions, and more. To be able to see the same state of an app across different browsers, operating systems, viewport sizes, and device types over an extended period of time and app versions for such a large variety of apps is priceless.”
Try the world’s most intelligent test automation platform for free at (https://auth.applitools.com/users/register) or talk to one of our Visual AI experts directly.
To learn more about Applitools and the latest developments around Visual AI, visit (https://applitools.com/).
About Applitools
Applitools delivers a Next Generation Test Automation Platform through Visual AI and Ultrafast Grid. We enable engineering teams to release high quality web and mobile apps at incredible speed and at a reduced cost.
Applitools Visual AI modernizes important test automation use cases — Functional Testing, Visual Testing, Web and Mobile UI/UX Testing, Cross Browser Testing, Responsive Web Design Testing, Cross Device Testing, PDF Testing, Accessibility Testing and Compliance Testing — to transform the way organizations deliver innovation at the speed of CI/CD at a significantly lower Total Cost of Ownership (TCO).
Hundreds of companies from verticals such as Tech, Banking, Insurance, Retail, Pharma, and Publishing — including 50 of the Fortune 100 — use Applitools to deliver the best possible digital experiences to millions of customers on any device and browser, and across every screen size and operating system.
Applitools is headquartered in San Mateo, California, with an R&D center in Tel Aviv, Israel. For more information, please visit applitools.com.
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