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Introducing Profiler: Select the best AI model for your target device -- no deployment required
Profiler is a simulator for profiling the performance of Machine Learning (ML) model scripts. Profiler can be used during both the training and inference stages of the development pipeline. It is particularly useful for evaluating script performance and resource requirements for models and scripts being deployed to edge devices. You can get Profiler from the Auptimizer GitHub page or via pip install auptimizer. The cost of training machine learning models in the cloud has dropped dramatically over the past few years.
Even the Best AI Models Are No Match for the Coronavirus
The stock market appears strangely indifferent to Covid-19 these days, but that wasn't true in March, as the scale and breadth of the crisis hit home. By one measure, it was the most volatile month in stock market history; on March 16, the Dow Jones average fell almost 13 percent, its biggest one-day decline since 1987. To some, the vertigo-inducing episode also exposed a weakness of quantitative (or quant) trading firms, which rely on mathematical models, including artificial intelligence, to make trading decisions. Some prominent quant firms fared particularly badly in March. By mid-month, some Bridgewater Associates funds had fallen 21 percent for the year to that point, according to a statement posted by the company's co-chairman, Ray Dalio. Vallance, a quant fund run by DE Shaw, reportedly lost 9 percent through March 24.
Even the Best AI Models Are No Match for the Coronavirus
The stock market appears strangely indifferent to Covid-19 these days, but that wasn't true in March, as the scale and breadth of the crisis hit home. By one measure, it was the most volatile month in stock market history; on March 16, the Dow Jones average fell almost 13 percent, its biggest one-day decline since 1987. To some, the vertigo-inducing episode also exposed a weakness of quantitative (or quant) trading firms, which rely on mathematical models, including artificial intelligence, to make trading decisions. Some prominent quant firms fared particularly badly in March. By mid-month, some Bridgewater Associates funds had fallen 21 percent for the year to that point, according to a statement posted by the company's co-chairman, Ray Dalio. Vallance, a quant fund run by DE Shaw, reportedly lost 9 percent through March 24.