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  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Software Engineering

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  • Existing machine learning (ML) lifecycle frameworks are often overqualified and insufficient for early-stage ML systems.
  • Real-world experience highlights the need for efficient initialization and iterative development in ML systems.
  • Nascent ML systems require frameworks that support trial-and-error before complex scenario acclimatization.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce MLife, a simple, flexible framework for fast ML lifecycle initialization.
  • To provide a solution for the limitations of current frameworks in early-phase ML development.
  • To enable enterprises to accelerate their ML capabilities through efficient system development.

Main Methods:

  • Developed MLife, a framework emphasizing a closed-loop data flow driven by impactful bad cases.
  • Designed MLife for rapid initialization of major ML lifecycle stages.
  • Ensured MLife's flexibility for extension to more complex scenarios and future maintenance.

Main Results:

  • MLife facilitates fast initialization of the ML lifecycle, suitable for nascent systems.
  • The framework efficiently utilizes bad cases for targeted ML model development.
  • Demonstrated MLife's effectiveness through two real-world use cases.
  • MLife supports iterative development and acclimatization to complex scenarios.

Conclusions:

  • MLife is particularly suitable for the early phases of ML system development.
  • The framework accelerates ML capabilities by focusing on efficient initialization and iterative improvement.
  • MLife offers a flexible and extensible solution for managing the ML lifecycle.