Swiss AI Days 2026 Peer-Reviewed Papers Track Submissions are Open!
And as the publication chair this year, I am really excited about it.
https://ai-days.swiss-ai-center.ch/en/call-for-contributions/papers
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Swiss AI Days 2026 Peer-Reviewed Papers Track Submissions are Open!
And as the publication chair this year, I am really excited about it.
https://ai-days.swiss-ai-center.ch/en/call-for-contributions/papers
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Why I’m writing this Fact: designing open source software is hard. It’s difficult to make design decisions which don’t make any compromises. I like to fall back on Dieter Rams’ 10 principles for good design. I feel like they apply rather well to software design. Especially when said software is open source, due to the many users and the plethora of use cases. I had to make a significant design decision for River.
You have a problem: you currently pick thresholds for model-based actions using some arbitrary heuristic.
Your solution: pick the threshold that maximizes expected utility (e.g. revenue, profit, ROI, …) instead. That’s the definition of the rational decision, right?
Hmm, for some reason you now seem to have several more problems.
#DecisionTheory #Optimization #rationality #AppliedML
Uncertainty about the inner workings of #machinelearning models holds back the application of ML-enabled systems in real estate markets. How do ML models arrive at their estimates?
How can practitioners guarantee that ML systems do not run afoul of the law?
Wayne Wan and I show how ML systems can be externally tested with dedicated system tests (as commonly done in software development).
#newpaperalert #appliedML #realestate #proptech #explainableML
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/1540-6229.12416