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Tactic: Detection Based Model Reconstruction

Tactic sort: Awesome Tactic
Type: Architectural Tactic
Category: resource-adaptation
Tags: architecture  machine-learning  model-training 

Title

Detection Based Model Reconstruction

Description

This tactic can be very effective in adapting to severe and abrupt cases of concept drift (CD) when the model is reconstructed at the right moment [17]. Despite the rather drastic adaptation strategy, which makes it less applicable for short-lasting and non-severe CD. Model reconstruction has been used a lot because it is generally effective in cases where a rapid response to severe CD is required [11], [15].

Participant

Machine Learning Practitioner.

Related software artifact

Machine Learning 'Artefact'.

Context

Concept Drift. Architectural Design Decisions. Evolvability.

Software feature

Batch Learning. Online Learning.

Tactic intent

Reduce concept drift.

Target quality attribute

Concept Drift.

Other related quality attributes

Evolvability.

Measured impact

< unknown >

Source

Evolvability of Machine Learning-based Systems: An Architectural Design Decision Framework by Joran Leest et al. (DOI: 10.1109/ICSA-C57050.2023.00033)


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  • Contact person
  • Patricia Lago (VU Amsterdam)
  •  disc at vu.nl
  •  patricialago.nl

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Initial development of the Archive of Awesome and Dark Tactics by Robin van der Wiel