Empowering Enterprise Intelligence: The Transformative Influence of AutoML and Feature Engineering

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Balaji Dhamodharan

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In today's data-driven landscape, enterprises are increasingly reliant on advanced analytics to gain actionable insights and drive informed decision-making. Automated Machine Learning (AutoML) and feature engineering have emerged as transformative tools, streamlining the process of model development and enhancing the predictive power of algorithms. This paper explores the synergistic influence of AutoML and feature engineering on enterprise intelligence, highlighting their ability to democratize data science, accelerate model deployment, and improve the efficiency and accuracy of predictive analytics. Through real-world examples and case studies, the paper demonstrates how AutoML and feature engineering empower organizations to extract valuable insights from complex data sources, optimize resource allocation, and gain a competitive edge in today's dynamic business environment.

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Empowering Enterprise Intelligence: The Transformative Influence of AutoML and Feature Engineering (B. Dhamodharan , Trans.). (2023). International Journal of Creative Research In Computer Technology and Design, 5(5), 1-11. https://jrctd.in/index.php/IJRCTD/article/view/48
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Empowering Enterprise Intelligence: The Transformative Influence of AutoML and Feature Engineering (B. Dhamodharan , Trans.). (2023). International Journal of Creative Research In Computer Technology and Design, 5(5), 1-11. https://jrctd.in/index.php/IJRCTD/article/view/48

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