Deepchecks, a Tel Aviv, Israel-based provider of a platform for continuous machine learning validation, raised $14m in Seed funding.
The round was led Alpha Wave Ventures with participation from Hetz Ventures and Grove Ventures.
The company intends to use the funds to expand collaboration and security features.
Led by CEO Philip Tannor and CTO Shir Chorev, Deepchecks provides an open source platform that lets users reuse and tailor components to holistically test machine learning models and datasets. The solution, which also includes monitoring and root cause analysis for production environments as well as a comprehensive UI, helps practitioners, developers and other stakeholders gain visibility and confidence every step of the process, from development to deployment and operation in production.
It has over 500K downloads and is used at the likes of AWS, Booking.com, and Wix, as well as in highly regulated industries such as finance and healthcare. The enterprise version includes additional collaboration and security features.
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15/06/2023