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Miroslaw Staron
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Miroslaw Staron

Miroslaw Staron is a professor of Applied IT at the University of Gothenburg in Sweden with a focus on empirical software engineering, measurement, and machine learning. He is currently editor-in-chief of Information and Software Technology and co-editor of the regular Practitioner's Digest column of IEEE Software. He has authored books on automotive software architectures, software measurement, and action research. He also leads several projects in AI for software engineering and leads an AI and digitalization theme at Software Center. He has written over 200 journal and conference articles.
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Feature-based pipelines

Feature-based pipelines do not have specific classes because they are much lower level. They are the model.fit() and model.predict() statements from the standard Python ML implementation. These pipelines require software developers to prepare the data manually and also to take care of the results manually; that is, by implementing preprocessing steps such as converting data to tables using one-hot encoding and post-processing steps such as converting the data into a human-readable output.

An example of this kind of pipeline was the prediction of defects that we have seen in the previous parts of the book; therefore, they do not need to be repeated.

What is important, however, is that all pipelines are the way that link the ML domain with the software engineering domain. The first activity that I do after developing a pipeline is to test it.

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Miroslaw Staron

Miroslaw Staron is a professor of Applied IT at the University of Gothenburg in Sweden with a focus on empirical software engineering, measurement, and machine learning. He is currently editor-in-chief of Information and Software Technology and co-editor of the regular Practitioner's Digest column of IEEE Software. He has authored books on automotive software architectures, software measurement, and action research. He also leads several projects in AI for software engineering and leads an AI and digitalization theme at Software Center. He has written over 200 journal and conference articles.
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