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[Prédire les élections avec du deep learning] Quentin Chenevier #41

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qchenevier opened this issue Jun 9, 2022 · 0 comments
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Quentin Chenevier - Lead Data Scientist & Product Manager @airbus

Sujet de votre conférence

Predicting the Elections with Deep Learning - experiment in 2 parts:

  • Results
  • Modeling: Training a model on aggregated & anonymized labels (blog post coming soon)

Description de votre conférence

Results:

  • No I didn't find a way to predict the elections results
  • But It's surprising how much you can learn about voters behavior (who votes for which party), even using only aggregated public data. --> cherry picking of some interesting results
  • It's only qualitative results.
  • Still, it's interesting (worrying?) to think about what would be possible with more data (e.g: FAANG)

Modeling:

  • A few schemas about how to code in pytorch a model to train on aggregated & weighted data.
  • Explainability modules used to get the results (SHAP)

Informations diverses

  • Thématique, Labels : Deep learning / Explainability / Social sciences
  • Niveau de difficulté (débutant|avancé|confirmé) : débutant
  • Durée: 30 min
  • Format: slides
  • Dispo: dans 1 mois
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