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Models & Versions
In Aporia, a
model is any system that can make predictions and can be improved through the use of data.We use this broad definition in order to support a large number of use cases. Some examples of a model include:
- a simple Pytorch model
- an ensemble of 15 XGBoost models, 37 LightGBM models, and a few deterministic algorithms
- or even an evolutionary algorithm
Aporia models usually serve specific business use cases: Fraud Detection, Credit Risk, Patient Diagnosis, Churn Prediction, LTV, etc.
Each
model in Aporia can have different version. When you (re)train your model or update a model's schema you should create a new model version in Aporia (via the Versions page or SDK).When creating a new model version in Aporia, you'll be able to specify the model version's
schema - a definition of the inputs and outputs of the model.Last modified 4mo ago