
AI Model Engineering
Deciding what the model must do, what it learns from, and how it will be judged - before any training begins.
Deciding what the model must do, what it learns from, and how it will be judged - before any training begins.
How this is bought: Bought as an assessment first, then a project priced from what the assessment finds. Build an estimate for your case.
Turning a business need into a task a model can perform: classification, extraction, ranking, generation or forecasting.
Establishing what a simple rule or existing tool already achieves, so the model must beat something real.
How many examples, of what kind, covering which cases - including the rare ones that matter.
Preparing the inputs the model learns from, and recording why each was chosen.
Choosing between a classical model, a fine-tuned model, or a retrieval approach on a general model.
The measures that decide pass or fail, agreed with the business before work starts.
Identifying who could be affected by a wrong answer and how that is detected.
Confirming ARRIX and the client are permitted to use every source in training.
We follow the structure and controls these standards describe. We do not claim to be certified against them - where you need a formal certificate, we prepare the evidence and an accredited body performs the audit.
These are the areas clients most often ask us to improve. Your project sets its own targets, measured and agreed with you.