World Congress 2022 • Jun 15, 2022

What is relational learning and why does it matter?

Alexander Uhlig

Are you still wasting weeks manually engineering features for complex enterprise databases? Relational learning automates this bottleneck using statistical optimization to unlock rapid, end-to-end predictive analytics.

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