AWS has a huge library of fantastic resources. This post highlights the recently released whitepaper walking public sector organizations through machine learning best practices.
“Machine Learning Best Practices for Public Sector Organizations, walks you through the ups and downs of a machine learning practice.
While the title and positioning calls out the US Public Sector, this paper is really broadly applicable. There’s a few specific resources for the US Public Sector—like The National Artificial Intelligence Research and Development Strategic Plan: 2019 Update—but really, only about 1% of the paper is specific to that audience.
I call out a few more details in the Twitter thread below…
it's available as a PDF from https://d1.awsstatic.com/whitepapers/machine-learning-best-practices-for-public-sector-organizations.pdf
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@marknca tweeted at 05-Nov-2021, 12:00
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you can read yesterday's thread at https://markn.ca/2021/aws-serverless-multi-tier-architectures/
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@marknca tweeted at 05-Nov-2021, 12:00
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...that's good but the paper is really broadly applicable! don't ignore it just because you're not in the public sector
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@marknca tweeted at 05-Nov-2021, 12:00
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more at https://www.nitrd.gov/pubs/National-AI-RD-Strategy-2019.pdf
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@marknca tweeted at 05-Nov-2021, 12:00
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@marknca tweeted at 05-Nov-2021, 12:00
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what this section should've said is, "Get ready to plow through a bunch of 💩. Data is always messy and there's a lot of clean up to be done" 🤣
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@marknca tweeted at 05-Nov-2021, 12:00
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it's really well written and consistently links out to other resources so you can learn more
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@marknca tweeted at 05-Nov-2021, 12:00
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ops is a very big rabbit hole
this section does well to explain the issues and links out to references and key services like @awscloud SageMaker Pipelines
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@marknca tweeted at 05-Nov-2021, 12:00
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if you don't pay attention, you're not going to build a reliable practice
you're not going to understand where the data came from, the restrictions on it, how to get the most from it, etc.
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@marknca tweeted at 05-Nov-2021, 12:00
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if you're using mainly managed services, a lot of your focus will be on service configuration & data access...read on for more (of course!)
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@marknca tweeted at 05-Nov-2021, 12:00
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I would've liked some more concrete tips about how to cut down on costs
of course, what trade offs you can make will depend on your situation so it does make sense they didn't dive in too deep
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@marknca tweeted at 05-Nov-2021, 12:00
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this is THE critical topic when it comes to ML, especially in the public sector
we need more resources on this topic. not just about bias in the model but also understanding where the data comes from...
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@marknca tweeted at 05-Nov-2021, 12:00
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@marknca tweeted at 05-Nov-2021, 12:00
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there are other papers on ML from the @awscloud team
like, MLOps, https://d1.awsstatic.com/whitepapers/mlops-continuous-delivery-machine-learning-on-aws.pdf
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@marknca tweeted at 05-Nov-2021, 12:00
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...and of course the ML lens of the @awscloud Well-Architected Framework at https://docs.aws.amazon.com/wellarchitected/latest/machine-learning-lens/machine-learning-lens.html
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@marknca tweeted at 05-Nov-2021, 12:00