How All Vision Works
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Connect any data stream with just a click or API call
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Run a suite of unsupervised learning algorithms to find the best model to classify patterns in your data
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Optimize hyperparameters without coding
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Review clustering charts to observe similarities, assess causality, and recognize anomalies
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Access support from dedicated data scientists to expand what you can get out of your data, such as tracking emerging behaviors and building optimal business rules
Model Building
All Vision makes feature selection easy by automatically highlighting features that correlate with topics of interest. Without All Vision, data scientists train models on features that are selected based on anecdotal knowledge that an input corresponds to a certain end-state.
With All Vision, feature relationships appear in an explainable chart, so data scientists can make informed choices about what features to target, including hidden features they may not intuitively relate to the end-state. This helps eliminate the need for target selection, where a data scientist chooses variables around which to train their models, a time-consuming and ambiguous process.
Why All Vision
All Vision harnesses the power of predictive learning to find signals in data, at the speed of ever-changing operating environments
All Vision provides a low to no-code platform for analysts and data scientists to run a suite of clustering algorithms re-engineered for optimal performance on any data stream
With All Vision, users can view similarities within data sets, assess potential causality between features, and review how business rules affect different groups and behavioral patterns within a population
Feature Selection
All Vision makes feature selection easy by automatically highlighting features that correlate with topics of interest. Without All Vision, data scientists train models on features that are selected based on anecdotal knowledge that an input corresponds to a certain end-state.
With All Vision, feature relationships appear in an explainable chart, so data scientists can make informed choices about what features to target, including hidden features they may not intuitively relate to the end-state. This helps eliminate the need for target selection, where a data scientist chooses variables around which to train their models, a time-consuming and ambiguous process.