
The SCULPT Framework
A Systematic Process for Feature Selection, Feature Dropping, and Algorithmic Self-Selection in Iterative Machine Learning Development Feature selection is the most consequential and least disciplined step in the machine

A Systematic Process for Feature Selection, Feature Dropping, and Algorithmic Self-Selection in Iterative Machine Learning Development Feature selection is the most consequential and least disciplined step in the machine

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For all the amazing innovators, leaders, founders, entrepreneurs, and students—undergrad, grad, and beyond—tasked with building AI strategy, many of you whom I’ve had the privilege of mentoring and coaching

Prompt engineering – the crafting of effective inputs for generative AI – is emerging as a critical skill in healthcare. This article provides a comprehensive overview of six key

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In this article, I explore the application of LangChain in building AI agents, with a specific focus on drug safety reporting. Within the field of pharmacovigilance, LangChain could play

Understanding the needs and problems emerging from quantitative data analysis is crucial for driving objective, realistic and purposeful innovations across societal, private, government, or any other setup. Over the

Growing up in a family of educators in India, I often stopped by my late father’s department between my engineering classes. His office was next to the engineering college





