Understanding and Supporting the ML Supply Chain through ML Bill of Materials
This program is tentative and subject to change.
Within the last decade, the Machine Learning (ML) supply chain has emerged with increasing complexity. This dissertation focuses on identifying and resolving the challenges faced by various stakeholders in the ML supply chain, including those relating to provenance and compliance tasks. These challenges will be identified through a combination of surveys, interviews, mining studies, and literature reviews. They will be addressed by employing Machine Learning Bills of Material (MLBOM) accompanied with appropriate automated tooling solutions. Our anticipated contributions include developing a rich understanding of practitioner needs, undertaking a comprehensive evaluation of the current ML supply chain, and implementing novel tooling solutions to assist ML supply chain stakeholders.
This program is tentative and subject to change.
Tue 29 AprDisplayed time zone: Eastern Time (US & Canada) change
10:05 - 10:30 | |||
10:05 25mTalk | Build and Runtime Integrity for Java Doctoral Symposium Aman Sharma KTH Royal Institute of Technology Pre-print | ||
10:05 25mTalk | Interactions with Generative AI: Wearables to Measure Developer Experience and Productivity Objectively Doctoral Symposium Charlotte Brandebusemeyer Hasso Plattner Institute, University of Potsdam | ||
10:05 25mTalk | Understanding and Supporting the ML Supply Chain through ML Bill of Materials Doctoral Symposium Trevor Stalnaker William & Mary | ||
10:05 25mTalk | A BizDevOps-Aligned Framework for Integrating Security Practices in Agile Software Development Doctoral Symposium Alejandra Selva-Mora Universidad de Costa Rica | ||
10:05 25mTalk | Rethinking Software Development Considering Collaboration with AI Assistants Doctoral Symposium Benedetta Donato University of Milano - Bicocca | ||
10:05 25mTalk | Exploring GenAI-Driven Innovation in Game Development Doctoral Symposium Xiang Chen University of Waterloo |