Machine learning on Hadoop data lakes
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This document summarizes a presentation about machine learning on Hadoop data lakes. It introduces the two speakers: Michal Iwanowski, Product Director at DeepSense.io, and Piotr Niedzwiedz, CTO at DeepSense.io. It then discusses challenges with machine learning algorithms and technologies for big data, including techniques like one-hot encoding, hashing, and online learning. Finally, it proposes a model benchmarking tool and DS Studio architecture to address limitations of existing tools for flexible data transformation and full big data support.
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- 2. About us
- 3. Michał Iwanowski Product Director at DeepSense.io computer science at Warsaw University of Technology previously at IBM developing analyticaltoolkit for machine learning and data mining Piotr Niedźwiedź CTO at DeepSense.io computerscienceandmathematicsatUniversityofWarsaw PolishAcademic Championships in Team Programming, Google Code Jam World Finalist previously at Google and Facebook Speakers
- 4. DeepSense.io founded in 2011 byACM ICPC World Champions >110 scientists, engineers, among us winners of: InternationalOlympics in Informatics,TopCoder Open, Google Code Jam,ACM ICPC, Facebook Hacker Cup solving machine learning & big data problems for companies in the SiliconValley data science team - ranked in top 10 of kaggle.com competitions
- 7. Algorithms
- 8. day temperature [F] weather bike rentals 3 76 Cloudy 543 4 72 Raining 173 5 78 Sunny 674 6 68 Raining 124 day temperature [F] cloudy sunny raining bike rentals 3 76 1 0 0 543 4 72 0 0 1 173 5 78 0 1 0 674 6 68 0 0 1 124 One-hot encoding weather cloudy sunny raining 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1
- 9. id “be” “happy" “be happy” “to” “or” “not” “to be” “be or” “or not” “not to” 123 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 321 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 id message 123 “be happy” 321 “To be or not to be” NLP:Vectorization
- 10. Vectorization obstacles BIG FEATURE SPACE over 106 words in the English language 1012 possible bigrams NEW CATEGORIES (e.g. weather = “windy”) require changes in the schema
- 11. BIGRAM / CATEGORY HASHING FUNCTION FEATURE NUMBER Fixed number offeatures: k k < N Hash trick 1: „to be” 2: „be or” 3: „or nor” 4: „not to” 5: „that is” ... N: „be happy” 1 2 ... k
- 12. Hash trick continued We gain: id message 123 “be happy” 321 “To be or not to be” id Feat. 1 Feat. 2 Feat 3. ... Feat. k 123 1 0 1 ... 0 321 1 0 0 ... 1 feature space reduction (k is determined upfront) collisions usuallydon’t bother us new categories n-grams are assigned to existing bins
- 13. Offline learning Training data Test streamTraining stream Periodicalupdate Scores MODELTRAINING MACHINE-LEARNING MODEL [new version] MACHINE-LEARNING MODEL [lastest version] PREDICTION
- 14. Offline learning problems in reallife models can not quickly adapt to latest trends not suitable for big data big computation infrastructure cost =
- 15. Online learning Modelupdate after each processed training example Test stream Training stream Scores MODELUPDATE PREDICTION MACHINE-LEARNING MODEL
- 16. Online learning continued virtually unlimited data size Vowpal Wabbit tool worth mentioning out-of-core processing hash trick mostlylinear models for supervised learning functional model obtained quickly, then gradually improved
- 17. Trymanydifferent models with different parametrization Tryoutvarious feature engineering methods Use a benchmarking system // The more automated the better Howto score great results in a MLproblem?
- 18. Data transformations Algorithms Neutral networks SVM Decision Trees Random forest Linear regression Modelparameters Alot of combinations to explore ε = 0.05, λ = 1 ε = 0.00005 ε = 0.005, λ = 2 ε = 0.0005 λ = 4 λ = 1
- 19. Technology
- 20. Move the cost to the infrastructure Combination search grid Cross-validation report + Best models Verification distributed in the cluster
- 22. The architecture WEB UI Y A R N Worker Worker Worker
- 23. Challanges & limitations Scikit-learn limits us to single-node models Onlya couple of data transformations are automaticallyevaluated Need for a more flexible data-transforming platform
- 24. DS Studio: architecture in a nutshell Modelbenchmarking toolcontinued, with some crucialdifferences: fullBig Data support (Spark underneath) rich toolkit of data transformations intuitive visual environment (code-free)
- 25. DS Studio UI
- 26. Michal IwanowskiPiotr Niedzwiedz Thanks forcoming! Meet us at our booth!