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Published inJan 2024
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Miroslaw Staron
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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Best practices

The first part of this book contains significantly more best practices, which is because these best practices relate to engineering software, designing it, and making crucial decisions about machine learning – for example, the first best practice tells us when to use (and not to use) machine learning.

As this part of this book was about the machine learning landscape in software engineering, we’ll discuss different types of models and data and show how they come together.

The list of best practices from the first part of this book is presented in Table 17.1:

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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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Best Practice

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Use machine learning algorithms when your problem is focused on data, not on the algorithm.

2

Before you start developing a machine learning system, do due diligence and identify the right...