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Direct Preference Optimization, Intuitively Explained

Towards AI

Here’s what this article contains: The Limitations of RLHF — Reinforcement Learning with Human FeedbackThe DPO Architecture & Why It’s So UsefulA 5-Step Guide to Building Your DPO LLMCurrent State of LLM Development Who is this blog post useful for? ML Engineers(LLM), Tech Enthusiasts, VCs, etc. How advanced is this post?

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Build a Recommendation System with the Multi-Armed Bandit Algorithm

Towards AI

Data exploration, Data exploitation, and Continuous Learning Top highlight stuffed animals-tisou, image by @walterwhites on OpenSea The Multi-Armed Algorithm is a reinforcement learning algorithm used for resource allocation and decision-making. Join thousands of data leaders on the AI newsletter.

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How generative AI will revolutionize supply chain 

IBM Journey to AI blog

A recent IBM Institute of Business Value study, The CEO’s guide to generative AI: Supply chain , explains how the powerful combination of data and AI will transform businesses from reactive to proactive. AI-supported what-if modeling helps develop contingency plans such as inventory, supplier or distribution center reallocation.

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Explainability in AI and Machine Learning Systems: An Overview

Heartbeat

Source: ResearchGate Explainability refers to the ability to understand and evaluate the decisions and reasoning underlying the predictions from AI models (Castillo, 2021). Explainability techniques aim to reveal the inner workings of AI systems by offering insights into their predictions. What is Explainability?

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Using Comet for Interpretability and Explainability

Heartbeat

In the ever-evolving landscape of machine learning and artificial intelligence, understanding and explaining the decisions made by models have become paramount. Enter Comet , that streamlines the model development process and strongly emphasizes model interpretability and explainability. Why Does It Matter?

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Explain medical decisions in clinical settings using Amazon SageMaker Clarify

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Explainability of machine learning (ML) models used in the medical domain is becoming increasingly important because models need to be explained from a number of perspectives in order to gain adoption. Explainability of these predictions is required in order for clinicians to make the correct choices on a patient-by-patient basis.

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Teaching language models to reason algorithmically

Google Research AI blog

Thus, an important question is whether LLMs are capable of algorithmic reasoning, which involves solving a task by applying a set of abstract rules that define the algorithm. Finally, we demonstrate that a model can reliably execute algorithms on out-of-distribution examples with an appropriate choice of prompting strategy.