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My (still short) experience with the DataRobot

Aktualisiert: 4. Juli


I admit that, like many professionals in my area, the initial scepticism about the DataRobot platform - and many AutoML platforms - was big, but quickly this feeling changed.


I decided to start a machine learning project on the DataRobot platform with a database I was already familiar with to more easily assess the benefits of the solution. After the data was uploaded, the first interactions with the platform were fantastic. In less than 15 minutes, the platform was able to build and evaluate the performance of more than 80 models using different methodological approaches and pipelines that had been winning formulas for many data science Kaggle competitions. The platform also gives the data scientist the ability to extract documentation for the entire workflow for each model, view pre-uploaded data treatments and analyses, and extract automatic insights after building the predictive model.


The DataRobot platform offers it all, without the need for code implementation, and entirely automatically. I simply had to drag and drop, select the target, and click 'START' in Run Autopilot mode. As I explored the platform and viewed the early results, I couldn't stop thinking about the time I would need to create and validate over 80 pipelines using just my favourite languages, Python and R. With the help of DataRobot, I also thought how I could start developing data science projects more quickly and safely (error-free), focusing on addressing and framing analytical and business problems, as well as researching and collecting better information for embed in dataset.


After 2 weeks of interacting with the DataRobot platform, I see that my initial scepticism was unfounded. My (still brief) experience with one of the best AutoML platforms on the market now leads me to say to all data science professionals: embrace with enthusiasm what seems, to me, the inevitable future of our profession: automation.


See you soon!


by Cléber

Data Scientist @Passio Consulting

 
 
 

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