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Scoring triggers for situations that involve time
June 1, 2022, 10:52 p.m. | /u/NYDreamer
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Technical leadership at my company is talking about moving exclusively to streaming processing / scoring for ML apps. The idea being that any time anything changes in the data, it would trigger a new prediction. CDC data capture, hooked up to data processing and a feature store, etc. It all sounds very elegant and fast.
Now imagine, for example, a churn prediction model. You have data from user profiles …
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