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Paper ID:IJSREM50192

Automated Drift Detection and Retraining Pipeline for ML Models

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Dr.Abhay .A. Deshpande

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Pramod Mattihalli

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Rushil S Kumar

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Vamsheesh K K

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Namith G

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Abstract

Machine learning (ML) models deployed in dy- namic, real-world environments are susceptible to performance degradation over time due to concept drift—the phenomenon where the underlying data distribution changes. This poses significant challenges to maintaining model reliability and pre- dictive accuracy in production systems. In this project, we propose a fully automated pipeline for drift detection and model retraining, designed to ensure sustained model performance with minimal human intervention. The pipeline leverages statistical drift monitoring techniques through Evidently AI to detect distributional changes in incoming data, generate actionable drift reports, and trigger retraining only when drift is significant and impacts performance. A Boolean logic-based trigger mechanism is used to initiate model retraining using recent data, followed by rigorous evaluation and comparison with the incumbent model. If the retrained model demonstrates improved performance, it is deployed into production using a controlled update strategy. The entire system is modular, scalable, and integrates seamlessly with MLOps workflows. This automated approach not only reduces operational overhead but also enhances model resilience, making it well-suited for applications in real-time analytics, IoT, and adaptive decision systems.

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Concept drift model retraining automated machine learning drift detection MLOps real-time monitoring adaptive learning systems Evidently AI data stream mining performance-aware retraining model lifecycle management edge computing unsupervised drift detection

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Dr.Abhay .A. Deshpande, Pramod Mattihalli, Rushil S Kumar, Vamsheesh K K, Namith G, "Automated Drift Detection and Retraining Pipeline for ML Models," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 9, no. 6, Jun 2025. https://doi.org/10.55041/ijsrem50192

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