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TheSequence Scope: Can Machine Learning Write Better Machine Learning?

Jesus Rodriguez
4 min readAug 2, 2020

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📝 Editorial

Writing machine learning programs remains a relatively subjective process. Given a problem, we trust data scientists and machine learning engineers to select the best models and architectures, but how do we know those are correct? Data scientists have their own preferences and biases which can influence the machine learning models they apply to a specific problem. Emerging thinking in space is that we can use machine learning to build better machine learning models.

Writing machine learning with machine learning is not a problem with a single solution. Methods such as neural architecture search (NAS, covered in Edge#4) try to select the best model for a given problem. Meta-learning focuses on creating models that can “learn to learn” while program synthesis tackles…

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Jesus Rodriguez
Jesus Rodriguez

Written by Jesus Rodriguez

CEO of IntoTheBlock, President of Faktory, President of NeuralFabric and founder of The Sequence , Lecturer at Columbia University, Wharton, Angel Investor...

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