“The latter being when the training or test data follows a different distribution to the in-operation data”
This form of ML bug is the most challenging to catch. The true in-operation distribution is often unknown which makes testing for such bugs a very challenging problem. Any thoughts on this?
Thanks for your comment. The whole field of run-time monitoring is concerned with this problem. It's a tough one to crack when the distribution changes are subtle, but you can and should at least check simple data attributes for consistency.
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