WEBINAR
How to employ Automated Machine Learning to Predict the Best Quality Potato Chip/Crisp
June 24th, 2021
8am PST / 11:00 EDT / 17:00 CEST / 20:30 IST
Zoom Webinar #2406-5
Free
June 24th, 2021
8am PST / 11:00 EDT / 17:00 CEST / 20:30 IST
Zoom Webinar #2406-5
Free
In partnership with the news portal Potato News Today
Webinar ran successfully on June 24th. See the video recording below, and review the outcome models on JADBio. Watch the Webinar recording below:
We show how a team of researchers applied JADBio’s Automated Machine Learning (AutoML) platform to predict potatoes’ susceptibility to bruising and also its potential for coloration during chip/crisp processing. The aim was to differentiate between potatoes that would be less prone to bruising from those that would more easily bruise during mechanical handling. Another goal was to successfully predict the potatoes’ potential susceptibility to acrylamide formation during chip/crisp processing due to the Maillard reaction.
After gathering relevant data from 478 potato samples, including information on climate, soil, and metabolic profiles, the research team was able to analyze the data and build a predictive model with JADBio’s AutoML platform in only a few minutes. They succeeded in producing an executable model with numerous performance metrics related to bruise susceptability and browning parameters.
In this webinar series, Aris Karanikas (Business Development Officer) and Vincenzo Lagani (VP of Bioinformatics) at JADBio will demonstrate the advanced capabilities of AutoML to assist researchers and agronomists in data analysis. They will explain how to apply the JADBio platform based on real-life agricultural case-studies. Artificial intelligence (AI) and application of machine learning models are currently trending in the agriculture industry, and you will learn how it can help you to make better analytic decisions and improve your data interpretation efficiency.
By attending this webinar, you will discover:
– How you can analyze and classify your potato samples, without extensive data science knowledge
– Discover which specific features play a role in high quality potatoes, along with their relative strength as predictors
– Understand how relevant sets of equivalent predictors can also affect the desired result
– How to apply your model on all future potato samples
– How AutoML can help the agriculture industry in more efficient seed production, breeding, and many other sectors of the industry
Who is this Webinar for:
– Researchers
– Agronomists
– Farmers
and anyone who needs to discover how they can utilize machine learning to predict crop performance, without the need to learn data science or acquire programming skills.
Take-away:
All attendees will receive a fully functional monthly licence (free of charge) for the JADBio AutoML platform that they can then use to create their first AutoML model with their own data or the datasets available within the platform, including the “Predicting Optimal Potato Crisp” dataset.
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40 min presentation + 20 min Q&A
PANELISTS
Aris Karanikas
Sales & Business Development
Having worked with several mature technology companies, but also innovative startups, Aris has developed a rich skill set in different aspects of a company’s business lifecycle: Ensuring customer success and shareholder value at all stages of the start-up lifecycle; devising and executing strategy, leading to successful funding rounds and exits; Leading corporate Sales/BD Departments, increasing revenues and expanding customer bases; Identifying strategic partnership opportunities; working closely with Marketing & Engineering teams for Product Management, delivering differentiation and competitive advantage.
Vincenzo Lagani
Product Manager
Vincenzo is an experienced researcher primarily working on developing statistical and machine learning methods for the analysis of biological data. He is Associate Professor in Bioinformatics at the Ilia State University, Tbilisi, Georgia. In July 2019 he was granted a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship (Widening Actions). This project aims at unraveling molecular mechanisms of memory formation by integratively analysing single-cell RNA-seq and ATAC-seq data. He has (co-)authored 35+ scientific publications in peer-reviewed journals; participated in several international research projects, and is co-founder at JADBio.