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MODULE 05

Data audits and training diagnosis

Repair an evaluation pipeline and diagnose a training failure, with separate project assessments.

What you’ll explore

  • Data quality
  • Leakage
  • Training diagnosis
  • Independent transfer
Original Learn AI lessons with local project assessments.

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What should the machine predict?

Define inputs, outputs, users and success before choosing a model. Test how a changed target changes the labels.

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Examples are measurements

Inspect missing values, copied requests, unit mismatches and conflicting labels before treating a table as evidence.

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Decide where AI belongs

Compare a rule, supplied candidate predictions and simulated human review, including costs and unfinished work.

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Repair data without leaking answers

Audit real flower measurements, separate related rows, and turn a tempting score into a defensible claim.

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Repair a broken training run

Inspect predictions, gradients and actual parameter changes. Compare a failure and repair from the same checkpoint.

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Different mistakes have different costs

Move a threshold, count different errors, and defend a decision using precision, recall and explicit costs.

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How much should a small result convince you?

Draw repeated samples, inspect uncertainty and discover why more biased data can strengthen the wrong claim.

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Who receives the errors?

Trace a limited review budget through two channels and compare who is missed, reviewed unnecessarily or absent from the evidence.

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Use data with a purpose

Choose justified fields, examine provenance and permission, and build a practice data card with explicit handling limits.

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Explain what your model is for

Turn results into bounded claims, identify missing evidence and draft a model card linked to your actual experiment.

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