Enhancing Algorithmic Efficacy: A Comprehensive Exploration of Machine Learning Model Lifecycle Management from Inception to Operationalization

Authors

  • Rajiv Avacharmal AI/ML Risk Lead, Independent Researcher, USA Author
  • Saigurudatta Pamulaparthyvenkata Senior Data Engineer, Independent Researcher, Plugerville, Texas USA Author

Keywords:

Machine learning, Model lifecycle management, Data processing

Abstract

Machine learning (ML) has revolutionized science and industry by discovering hidden patterns and creating data-driven predictions. ML model success requires sophisticated design and lifetime management. The model works with interconnected lifespan stages. This study methodsically explores machine learning model lifecycle management from conception to deployment and operationalization. 

IDing business purpose begins lifecycle. Learn ML model business opportunities and difficulties. Carefully defined objectives match model capabilities with corporate goals. After that, ML challenge framing turns business problems into ML tasks. Translations need careful target variable identification, learning approach selection (supervised, unsupervised, or reinforced), and model assessment criteria.
Data processing prolongs life. Transformation prepares large, heterogeneous model training data. The data collecting stage involves scraping, database extraction, and sensor integration. Correcting missing figures, outliers, and conflicts enhances data. To improve data processing model representation and learning, create new features from current ones.
After dataset prep, model development. Consider problem kind, data quality, and computational constraints while choosing ML. Hyperparameters optimize model internals over time. Grid or random search may achieve this automatically or manually. The trained model's efficacy is tested during Model Evaluation. regression employs R-squared, classification utilizes problem framing-aligned accuracy, precision, recall, or F1-score. Cross-validation and K-fold decrease overfitting and apply fresh data. 

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Published

23-09-2022

How to Cite

[1]
Rajiv Avacharmal and Saigurudatta Pamulaparthyvenkata, “Enhancing Algorithmic Efficacy: A Comprehensive Exploration of Machine Learning Model Lifecycle Management from Inception to Operationalization”, Distrib. Learn. Broad Appl. Sci. Res., vol. 8, pp. 29–44, Sep. 2022, Accessed: Mar. 14, 2025. [Online]. Available: https://dlbasr.org/index.php/publication/article/view/10