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In this paper, we introduce "prediction engineering" as a formal step in the predictive modeling process. We define a generalizable 3 part framework — Label, Segment, Featurize (L-S-F) — to address the growing demand for predictive models. The framework provides abstractions for data scientists to customize the process to unique prediction problems. We describe how to apply the L-S-F framework...
In this paper, we develop the Data Science Machine, which is able to derive predictive models from raw data automatically. To achieve this automation, we first propose and develop the Deep Feature Synthesis algorithm for automatically generating features for relational datasets. The algorithm follows relationships in the data to a base field, and then sequentially applies mathematical functions along...
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