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AIDRIN 2.0: A Framework to Assess Data Readiness for AI

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  • Haebom

Author

Kaveen Hiniduma, Dylan Ryan, Suren Byna, Jean Luca Bez, Ravi Madduri

Outline

AI Data Readiness Inspector (AIDRIN) is a framework for assessing and improving data readiness for AI applications. It addresses important data readiness dimensions such as data quality, bias, fairness, and privacy. In this paper, we detail improvements to AIDRIN, focusing on improving the user interface and integrating with a privacy-preserving federated learning (PPFL) framework. By improving the UI and enabling seamless integration with distributed AI pipelines, AIDRIN becomes more accessible and practical for users with a variety of technical expertise. Integration with the existing PPFL framework ensures that data readiness and privacy are prioritized in federated learning environments. Case studies with real-world datasets demonstrate the practical value of AIDRIN in identifying data readiness issues that impact AI model performance.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
Improved user interface makes AIDRIN more accessible to users of all skill levels.
Integration with the PPFL framework enhances data readiness and privacy in federated learning environments.
We validated the practicality and effectiveness of AIDRIN through case studies using real-world data sets.
Limitations:
There is no specific Limitations mentioned in the paper. Future research could consider alleviating the dependency on a specific PPFL framework or expanding its applicability to a wider range of data types and AI applications.
Additional considerations for generalizability may be needed as specific details and limitations of the actual dataset used are not explicitly presented.
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