A taxonomy is composed of disjoint categories.
For the categories corresponding to steps, we aim to characterize an objective.
So, we will limit ourselves to Step categories that have only a single objective.
We must define our framework, even if it becomes a limitation of our work.
https://arxiv.org/abs/2112.01590
"Data Acquisition (ACQ)"
"Data Preparation (PRP)"
"Modeling (MDL)"
"Training (TRN)"
"Evaluation (EVL)"
"Prediction (PRD)"
A taxonomy is composed of disjoint categories.
For the categories corresponding to steps, we aim to characterize an objective.
So, we will limit ourselves to Step categories that have only a single objective.
We must define our framework, even if it becomes a limitation of our work.
https://arxiv.org/abs/2112.01590
"Data Acquisition (ACQ)"
"Data Preparation (PRP)"
"Modeling (MDL)"
"Training (TRN)"
"Evaluation (EVL)"
"Prediction (PRD)"