Evaluating AI models with Watson OpenScale

Insights: The Insights page displays the models that you are monitoring and provides status on the results of model evaluations.
Explain a transaction: The Explanations page describes how the model determined a prediction. You can understand and be confident in the model by viewing some of the most important factors that led to its predictions.
Configuration: The Configuration page can be used to select a database, set up a machine learning provider, and optionally add integrated services.
Support: The Support page provides you with resources to get the help you need with Watson OpenScale. Access product documentation or connect with IBM Community on Stack Overflow. To create a service ticket with the IBM Support team, click Manage tickets .

IBM Watson OpenScale tracks and measures outcomes from your AI models, and helps ensure that they remain fair, explainable, and compliant no matter where your models were built or are running. Watson OpenScale also detects and helps correct the drift in accuracy when an AI model is in production.

Required service: Watson Machine Learning
Training data format: Relational: Tables in relational data sources; Tabular: Excel files (.xls or .xlsx), CSV files; Textual: In the supported relational tables or files
Connected data: Cloud Object Storage (infrastructure); Db2
Data size: Any

Service This service is not available by default. An administrator must install this service on the IBM Cloud Pak for Data platform, and you must be given access to the service. To determine whether the service is installed, open the Services catalog and check whether the service is enabled.

Enterprises use model evaluation as part of an AI governance strategy to make sure that models in development and production meet established compliance standards. This approach ensures that AI models are free from bias, can be easily explained and understood by business users, and are auditable in business transactions. You can evaluate models regardless of the tools and frameworks that you use to build and run models.

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