NoGAN: Ultrafast Data Synthesizer – My Talk at ODSC San Francisco

My talk at the ODSC Conference, San Francisco, October 2023. Includes Notebook demonstration, using our open-source Python libraries. View or download the PowerPoint presentation, here.

I discuss NoGAN, an alternative to standard tabular data synthetization. It runs 1000x faster than GAN, consistently delivering better results according to the most sophisticated evaluation metric, implemented here for the first time. A game changer that significantly reduces costs (cloud or GPU time, training time, and fine-tuning parameters replaced by autotuning). Now available as open source.

In real-life case studies, the synthetization was generated in less than 5 seconds, versus 10 minutes with GAN. It produced higher quality results, verified via cross-validation. Thanks to the very fast implementation, it is possible to automatically and efficiently fine-tune the hyperparameters. I also discuss next steps to further improve the speed, the faithfulness of the generated data, auto-tuning, Gaussian NoGAN, and applications other than synthetization.

NoGAN: Ultrafast Data Synthesizer and New Evaluation Metric

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Speaker

Vincent Granville is a pioneering GenAI scientist, co-founder at BondingAI.io, the LLM 2.0 platform for hallucination-free, secure, in-house, lightning-fast Enterprise AI at scale with zero weight and no GPU. He is also author (Elsevier, Wiley), publisher, and successful entrepreneur with multi-million-dollar exit. Vincent’s past corporate experience includes Visa, Wells Fargo, eBay, NBC, Microsoft, and CNET. He completed a post-doc in computational statistics at University of Cambridge.

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