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AutoML: powering the new human-machine learning ecosystem

7 August 2020 by Sean O'Neill

The van der Schaar lab, led by CCAIM’s Director, Professor Mihaela van der Schaar, has published a major new thought piece on automated machine learning (AutoML). AutoML will be the key to revolutionising healthcare and delivering truly personalised precision medicine.

The team has distilled years of extensive research on to single web page, and also share their vision for the future.

Read all about it.

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