One of the common myths about machine learning and predictive models is that they are naturally self-learning, which means that they can re-calculate themselves automatically based on every prediction made. This is not actually true; re-training a predictive model can be very time-consuming. In this section, we'll go through two tips about how to execute regular re-calculation of a predictive model.
Making the predictive model self-training
Re-calculating a predictive model regularly
In the previous chapter 9, Predictive Model Training and Evaluation, we created a stored procedure called Models.procTrainModel. Let's briefly remind ourselves about what the stored procedure does. It is used to train a movie recommendation...
