Perpetual ML

100x faster ML with built-in confidence

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About Perpetual ML

Perpetual ML is an AI tool that leverages a unique technology, known as Perpetual Learning, to drastically accelerate model training. This acceleration is chiefly achieved by removing the time-consuming hyperparameter optimization step, thus providing substantial speed-ups. It offers a range of capabilities including initial fast training via a built-in regularization algorithm, the convenience of continual learning enabling models to be trained incrementally without starting from scratch with each new batch of data, and enhanced decision confidence through built-in Conformal Prediction algorithms. Additionally, it provides methods for improved learning of geographical decision boundaries and has a feature to monitor models and detect distribution shifts. The platform is suitable for various machine learning tasks such as tabular classification, regression, time-series, learning to rank tasks and text classification, among others. It offers portability across various programming languages, including Python, C, C++, R, Java, Scala, Swift, and Julia, owing to its Rust backend. Designed with a focus on computational efficiency, Perpetual ML doesn't require specialized hardware for its operations.

Pros

  • Accelerates model training
  • Removes hyperparameter optimization
  • Initial fast training
  • Offers continual learning
  • Enhanced decision confidence
  • Conformal Prediction algorithms
  • Geographical Decision Boundary Learning
  • Detects distribution shifts
  • Supports multiple ML tasks
  • Supports various programming languages
  • No specialized hardware required
  • Compatible with Python

Cons

  • No hardware specialization
  • No hyperparameter optimization
  • Requires continual retraining
  • Dependent on Rust backend
  • May oversimplify model complexity
  • Limited model monitoring
  • Geographical learning biases
  • Unspecified regularization methods
  • Unspecified confidence measurement
  • Only suitable specific tasks

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