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refers to the process of inserting humans into machine learning processes to optimize outputs and boost accuracy. HITL is widely recognized as a best practice technique in machine learning: examples include Facebook’s photo recognition algorithm which invites users to confirm the identity of a photo’s subject when its confidence falls below a certain level.
refers to the process of inserting humans into machine learning processes to optimize outputs and boost accuracy. HITL is widely recognized as a best practice technique in machine learning: examples include Facebook’s photo recognition algorithm which invites users to confirm the identity of a photo’s subject when its confidence falls below a certain level.


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[https://www.accenture.com/us-en/applied-intelligence-glossary    Source : Accenture - applied intelligence glossary ]
[https://www.accenture.com/us-en/applied-intelligence-glossary    Source : Accenture - applied intelligence glossary ]

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Human-in-the-loop

refers to the process of inserting humans into machine learning processes to optimize outputs and boost accuracy. HITL is widely recognized as a best practice technique in machine learning: examples include Facebook’s photo recognition algorithm which invites users to confirm the identity of a photo’s subject when its confidence falls below a certain level.

Source : Accenture - applied intelligence glossary