Using graphs for feature engineering: GraphReduce

Date:

Tuesday, June 20, 2023

Time:

4:25 pm

Summary:

Graph data structures provide a versatile and extensible data structure to represent arbitrary data. Data entities and their associated relations fit nicely into graph data structures. We will discuss GraphReduce, an abstraction layer for computing features over large graphs of data entities. This talk will outline the complexity of feature engineering from raw entity-level data, the reduction in complexity that comes with composable compute graphs, and an example of the working solution.  We will also discuss a case study of the impact on a logistics & supply chain machine learning problem.  If you work on large scale MLOps projects, this talk may be of interest.

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