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AIDE: Human-Level Performance in Data Science Competitions
Hi! Every day, there is an AI breakthrough that can transform the way we work. Today, I want to introduce you to AIDE - an AI with the potential to become essential for all data scientists.
In today’s rundown:
Targeted Audience: Data Analysis, Data Scientist.
Introducing AIDE.
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AIDE: Surpassing ChatGPT In Analyzing Data
What is the benchmark?
If you work in data science, you are no stranger to Kaggle. Kaggle competitions are a popular way to evaluate the skills of data scientists and machine learning experts. They provide a platform for solving complex real-world problems, working with diverse datasets, and building high-performing solutions.
Is it awe-inspiring? Or is it just another AI hype?
AIDE was developed by a team of Ph.D. scientists at UCL. And yes, from the results provided by the team, AIDE is impressive.
AIDE is an advanced AI system that outperforms humans in competitions by autonomously understanding requirements and designing, executing, and generating submissions. AIDE surpasses other AutoML systems, such as H2O, LangChain Agent, and ChatGPT, even when humans assist them.

AIDE surpasses AutoML, LangChain, and chatGPT.
AIDE has not only achieved but also surpassed human-level performance in Kaggle competitions

AIDEN benchmark against human performance.
Even more exciting is that AIDE will be open-sourced, accessible, and available to everyone in the next few weeks. It’s also available on a waitlist for users to try out the cloud-based version.
How Does AIDE Work?
AIDE works like an intelligent problem-solver for data science challenges, and it does this in a way that's similar to how humans tackle problems. Here's a simplified breakdown of how it works:
Creating Drafts: First, AIDE generates several starting ideas or "drafts" of solutions. This process can be likened to ideating different approaches to solving a puzzle.
Testing and Improving: Then, AIDE tries out each idea to see how well it works. It's like checking which puzzle pieces fit and making changes to get closer to completing the puzzle. If something doesn't work well, AIDE tweaks it, fixes any mistakes, or even comes up with new ideas to try.
Choosing the Best Option: After testing, AIDE decides which solution looks the most promising. It's like choosing the best strategy to solve the puzzle based on what has worked best.
Rinse and Repeat: AIDE repeatedly repeats this process—testing, improving, and choosing. With each cycle, it gets closer to finding the best possible solution. It's like refining your strategy each time you attempt the puzzle again, using what you learned from your last try to improve.
This method lets AIDE efficiently find the best solution by learning from feedback, similar to how a human would become better at solving a puzzle by trying different approaches and learning from each attempt.
Interested to learn more?
More information on demos, examples, benchmarks, datasets, and pros and cons are outlined in the research paper.
If you’re interested in the open-source version, check out the GitHub page at this link.
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