Machine Learning in Production |
Application areas and freely available data sets
| Journal | Industrie 4.0 Management |
| Issue | Volume 35, 2019, Edition 4, Pages 39-42 |
| Open Access | https://doi.org/10.30844/I40M_19-4_S39-42 |
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Abstract
Data sets increasing data bases and computing power as well as decreasing costs for computing and storage capacities form the basis for the use of Machine Learning (ML) in production. The challenges are the identification of promising application areas, the recognition of the associated learning tasks as well as the uncovering of suitable data sets. This article therefore answers the following questions: Which application areas in production offer the greatest potential for the use of ML? Which freely accessible data sets are suitable for gaining experience and which learning tasks are associated with them? What are best practices for the application areas?
Keywords
Application Areas, Artificial intelligence, Big Data, Data Analytics, Künstliche Intelligenz, machine learning, production technology, use cases
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