ralf: Real-time, Accuracy Aware Feature Store Maintenance

Posted Apr 12, 2022 | Views 701

# Explainability and Observability

# Feature Stores

# Open Source

# Research

SPEAKER

Sarah Wooders

PhD Student @ UC Berkeley - RISELab

Sarah Wooders is a second year PhD student in UC Berkeley's RISELab, advised by Joseph Gonzalez and Ion Stoica. Her current work is focused on real-time feature stores. Before Berkeley, she founded Glisten AI, which builds AI to categorize and tag product data and was part of Y Combinator's W20 batch. Her undergraduate degree is from MIT, where she studied computer science and math and did research at CSAIL in the Supertech Group. While at MIT, she directed Code for Good, helped organize HackMIT, and interned at MemSQL, MobLab, and Bloomberg.

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SUMMARY

Feature stores are becoming ubiquitous in real-time model serving systems, however there has been limited work in understanding how features should be maintained over changing data. In this talk, we present ongoing research at the RISELab on streaming feature maintenance that optimizes both resource costs and downstream model accuracy. We introduce a notion of feature store regret to evaluate feature quality of different maintenance policies, and test various policies on real-world time-series data.

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