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Status Not under consideration
Workspace Watson Studio
Created by Guest
Created on Mar 20, 2018

Orchestrator for model chaining and multi model execution

Clients needs often necessitate chaining of multiple (predictive as well as prescriptive and quite often a mix of the two) models - the output of one model will trigger the invocation of next model depending upon a complex (if-then-else) logic. This is very much a necessity for automated end-to-end decision making by firms. For example decisions generated by multiple models, after they are laid out in a workflow, will finally trigger the execution of automated marketing campaigns. A simple built in model orchestrator and a workflow engine (may be using a simple scripting language) could simplify chaining of multiple models in a big data environment.