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Filling Predictive Modeling Gaps with Anomaly Detection
Anomaly detection is a great technique to use in supervised machine learning and AI applications.
Mosaic can help your team grow through our cutting-edge machine learning and predictive & prescriptive analytics capability development services. We have designed and carried out comprehensive analytics assessments for customers in all industries, helping them identify gaps in people, process, technology, data, and use cases.
Our data scientists then use the insights we have gained to design and conduct hands-on training, integrating our customers’ use cases into classroom examples. Mosaic can train your data science team to translate business cases into ML projects.
Anomaly detection is a great technique to use in supervised machine learning and AI applications.
Sometimes in ML & AI development, a data scientist will need to go and find external data sources to complement the modeling efforts.
The Energy industry holds multiple predictive analytics and data science opportunities. One large utility hired a management consulting firm to study their data process. The management consultants identified over $300 Million of value by utilizing the data this utility had already collected over many years.
Manufacturing companies have a large opportunity to apply data science techniques like AI & ML to optimize their business processes.
Mosaic built and delivered a custom data science training program for a leading oil & gas firm.
Data scientists are a scarce commodity, and are likely to remain so for years to come. At the same time, data science can create a substantial competitive advantage for early adopters who make the best use of their scarce data-science resources.
In this post we explain why the assumption about industry experience is outdated—why often industry experience detracts from the best possible application of data science.
Our blog post examines the role of an executive in a data-driven organization.
This post discusses how many data scientists fail to frame business problems as optimizations even after coming to the correct statistical outcome.
We’ve developed an entire guide on how to stand up a successful data science group.