AI Complexity Calculator The AI complexity calculator is designed to help you measure the complexity of an AI project and determine the key requirements for success
This online calculator is designed to measure the intrinsic complexity of an AI project. Each question is considering time complexity, techniques used, and risk of failure, three embedded factors contributing to the overall complexity of an AI project. Upon completion, you will receive an overall complexity score which represents the degree of complexity in your AI project, adjusted by mitigating factors that may increase or decrease the overall complexity level. Complexity score ranges from 1 to 10, where 1 represents the least complexity and 10 represents the most complexity. Along with the complexity score, you will also receive a summary of suggestions on requirements to succeed in your AI project and some helpful links for more detail. There are 27 multiple choice questions. Please select one answer for each question. Should take no more than 5 minutes. Discover your project complexity.
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This section is pertinent to the business and strategic nature and scope of your AI projects. Your organization’s sector according to the Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS). Overall strategic importance of AI projects to your organization, from simple incremental improvement to next-gen technology and business model. Guidance on expected financial impact of AI projects. When deploying machine learning models, what is the scale of audience that models are serving. This section is pertinent to aspects of data needed to build, test, and deploy machine learning models in your AI projects. Expected data format(s) and data source(s) used in model training. Type(s) of data used in model training. The level of correctly labelled data used in building supervised machine learning models. Data source considerations when it comes to training and testing your machine learning models. Level of domain expertise available in AI projects This section is pertinent to aspects of training machine learning models in your AI projects. How many models will need to be built. More models, especially of different types, will likely increase the overall complexity in AI projects. The type of task(s) you are trying to solve by machine learning. Machine learning models are trained with the accumulated data from time to time in a batch manner, or data received as a continuous flow (live stream) and need to adapt to change rapidly or autonomously? Types of resource and environment available to the AI projects team. This section is pertinent to aspects of performance verification and model reproducibility. Availability of existing performance metrics associated with verifying model performance using previously unseen data. Will Monte Carlo simulation be used to test model performance. Availability of existing protocols to ensure machine learning models are not developed in a vacuum but closely aligned with business objectives throughout project lifecycle. Consideration of additional requirements when building machine learning models. Reasons behind additional requirements when building machine learning models. These may infuse additional layer of complexity in AI projects. This section is pertinent to aspects of model deployment. In what environment will machine learning models be deployed. In what environment will predictions be made. The degree of change in the input data that are fed into machine learning models to make predictions. Availability of engineering support when it comes to model deployment. More software engineering expertise may increase the likelihood of model deployment success. This section is pertinent to aspects of model governance and security. Availability of existing protocols in how each machine learning model should be monitored and updated to reflect consistent accuracy and business objectives. Availability of existing documentation in AI ethics and how machine learning models should be built in such ways to ensure transparency, fairness, trust, and permission for all participants and comply with regulatory agencies. Plan to include a broader audience, both business and technical, developers and end users, when it comes to machine learning model development. Availability of existing security protocols in how to ensure model safety and avoid external attacks, as well as contingency plans for when attacks occur. Has your organization successfully deployed complex machine learning models on a consistent basis?
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