Introduction
The ai_feedback_loop.py module is a key component of the G.O.D Framework that facilitates seamless integration of user
feedback into AI workflows for active learning and model refinement. This helps bridge the gap between user expectations and model
predictions, ensuring continuous improvement and relevance in dynamic applications.
Using structured pipelines, this module processes feedback and iteratively updates models, either in real time or at scheduled intervals.
Purpose
- Enable active learning workflows by integrating user feedback into model training pipelines.
- Automate the evaluation and prioritization of useful feedback for improving model accuracy.
- Reduce human intervention by closing the loop between inference, feedback, and retraining.
- Provide mechanisms for integrating feedback in both supervised and unsupervised learning scenarios.
Key Features
- Active Learning: Dynamically selects relevant feedback for incremental learning.
- Model Retraining: Automates the retraining process based on user-controlled thresholds.
- Feedback Prioritization: Ranks and filters feedback entries based on predefined criteria.
- Multi-Model Support: Supports pipelines working with multiple model types and frameworks (e.g., PyTorch, TensorFlow).
- Insights Dashboard: Dashboards for visualizing feedback efficiency and its impact on model performance.
Logic and Implementation
The core functionality of ai_feedback_loop.py revolves around a feedback processor which validates and prioritizes
feedback before sending it to retrain machine learning models. Below is a simplified example illustrating
how feedback is processed and applied in an active learning loop:
import numpy as np
from sklearn.linear_model import LogisticRegression
class FeedbackLoop:
"""
Feedback loop for incorporating user feedback into AI model training.
"""
def __init__(self, model, feedback_storage, retrain_threshold=10):
"""
Initialize the feedback loop.
:param model: AI model to retrain (e.g., scikit-learn or custom pipeline).
:param feedback_storage: A storage system for user feedback (e.g., database, in-memory).
:param retrain_threshold: Number of feedback entries required to trigger retraining.
"""
self.model = model
self.feedback_storage = feedback_storage
self.retrain_threshold = retrain_threshold
def process_feedback(self, feedback_entry):
"""
Validate and store user feedback.
:param feedback_entry: Feedback data submitted by the user.
Example: {"input": X, "target": y, "corrected_prediction": True/False}
"""
if "input" in feedback_entry and "target" in feedback_entry:
self.feedback_storage.append(feedback_entry)
print("Feedback stored successfully.")
else:
raise ValueError("Invalid feedback format")
def retrain_model(self):
"""
Retrains the model if the feedback threshold is met.
"""
if len(self.feedback_storage) >= self.retrain_threshold:
print(f"Retraining model using {len(self.feedback_storage)} feedback samples...")
inputs = [fb["input"] for fb in self.feedback_storage]
targets = [fb["target"] for fb in self.feedback_storage]
self.model.fit(np.array(inputs), np.array(targets))
self.feedback_storage.clear() # Clear feedback after retraining
print("Model retraining completed!")
else:
print(f"Insufficient feedback for retraining. {len(self.feedback_storage)}/{self.retrain_threshold} collected.")
# Example execution
if __name__ == "__main__":
# Create a mock model and feedback loop
model = LogisticRegression()
feedback_storage = []
feedback_loop = FeedbackLoop(model, feedback_storage, retrain_threshold=5)
# Simulate user feedback
feedback_1 = {"input": [0.5, 1.0, 2.1], "target": 1}
feedback_2 = {"input": [0.2, 0.8, 1.5], "target": 0}
feedback_loop.process_feedback(feedback_1)
feedback_loop.process_feedback(feedback_2)
feedback_loop.retrain_model() # Will not retrain as threshold not met
Dependencies
This module relies on the following external and core libraries:
Numpy: For numerical operations and data preprocessing.Scikit-learn: Example model framework; supports lightweight experimentation.Custom Model Frameworks: Replaceable with any ML framework (e.g., PyTorch, TensorFlow).
Usage
Incorporate **ai_feedback_loop** into your application by initializing the FeedbackLoop class with
the desired ML Model and feedback storage interface.
# Feedback Loop Usage:
model = PretrainedModel() # Replace with your pretrained AI model
feedback_storage = [] # Use appropriate storage for production systems
feedback_loop = FeedbackLoop(model, feedback_storage, retrain_threshold=10)
# Process feedback
new_feedback = {"input": [1.2, 0.5, 3.1], "target": 1}
feedback_loop.process_feedback(new_feedback)
# Trigger retraining (if threshold met)
feedback_loop.retrain_model()
System Integration
- Web Interface: Accept feedback directly through dashboards or APIs and auto-trigger updates.
- Real-time Processing: Integrate with active systems for real-time or asynchronous feedback evaluation.
- Cloud Pipelines: Deploy as part of CI/CD pipelines for large-scale models requiring collaboration.
Future Enhancements
- Automated Threshold Adjustments: Dynamically adjust retraining thresholds based on feedback distribution.
- Pipeline-as-a-Service: Expose the feedback loop via a REST service for easier external integrations.
- Explainability Injection: Integrate explainability tools to justify continuous refinements to AI predictions.