Data Science Evaluation
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The NIST IAD Data Science Evaluation Series Pilot Evaluation, which extends the Fall 2015 Pre-Pilot evaluation in order to develop and exercise the evaluation process in the context of data science. The Pilot Evaluation is a public (open to everyone) evaluation that utilizes the automotive traffic domain to better measure, understand, and evaluate different data science problems. The evaluation plan is available now and registration will open starting July 5th 2016.
Description
The NIST IAD Data Science Evaluation Series Pilot Evaluation, which extends the Fall 2015 Pre-Pilot evaluation in order to develop and exercise the evaluation process in the context of data science. The Pilot Evaluation is a public (open to everyone) evaluation that utilizes the automotive traffic domain to better measure, understand, and evaluate different data science problems. The evaluation plan is available now and registration will open starting July 5th 2016.
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The Pre-Pilot is the first iteration of the NIST Data Science Evaluation Series, designed to contribute to research efforts and calibration of technical capabilities for data analytics of big and small, homogeneous and heterogeneous, structured and unstructured, and complete and incomplete data. The overarching objective is to drive technology forward, to measure the state‐of‐the‐art, to develop effective measurement techniques, and to encourage promising algorithmic approaches.
Description
The Pre-Pilot is the first iteration of the NIST Data Science Evaluation Series, designed to contribute to research efforts and calibration of technical capabilities for data analytics of big and small, homogeneous and heterogeneous, structured and unstructured, and complete and incomplete data. The overarching objective is to drive technology forward, to measure the state‐of‐the‐art, to develop effective measurement techniques, and to encourage promising algorithmic approaches.
