Machine Learning: A Math Problem or a Workflow Problem?

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As machine learning (ML) use-cases expand to include building risk models and trading algorithms, and to finding connections in a fog of data, capital markets firms are also experiencing growing pains when it comes to building some semblance of structure around what can be largely experimental artificial intelligence (AI) projects.

This is true of many jobs that require specific skillsets, but it’s common for a talented machine-learning engineer to get sidetracked with issues that don’t involve

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