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Paper ID:IJSREM63539

Dynamic Model Updating

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IJSREM63539

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10 |

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May 2026

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1-4

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BINDU M V

Master Of Computer Applications

Bapuji Institute of Engineering And Technologies

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Vinay Patel G L

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Bapuji Institute of Engineering And Technologies

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Abstract

Dynamic Model Updates also known as Lifelong Updating Systems (LUS) embody an innovative paradigm shift in updating model performance without incurring the great expense and system downtime typically required during full model system retraining. Conventional machine learning system implementations have traditionally had problems resulting from model drift. The proposed architecture combines containerization version control and automated CI/CD pipelines to enable smooth and straightforward injections of updated weights and parameters. However to ensure safety when applying live updates the following controlled rollout techniques are used within the system It is essential to consider the cold start problem even when applying live Canary Deployments: Moving a small volume of traffic to the new model to test for stability. Moreover the solution has an autonomous monitoring level that monitors the statistical change in the distributions of the data points as well as the accuracy of the model. This way the trigger ensures that the model update procedure only occurs when necessary, maximizing resource use.Therefore the application of LUS in the high-velocity domains like medical diagnoses financial predictions or autonomous guidance helps ensure that AI stays relevant translates into ethical best practices and provides accurate outcomes. Finally these solutions form the foundation for self-training AI that can respond to the ever-changing reality.

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BINDU M V, Vinay Patel G L, "Dynamic Model Updating," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 5, pp. 1-4, May 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM63539

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The Dynamic Model Updating System gives a strong way to solve a major problem in machine learning. It helps keep a model correct and able to change over time.   In most old machine learning systems the model stays the same after training. When new data arrives people must retrain the model by hand. This makes the model slow to update and can cause wrong or outdated results. It also reduces system speed and quality.   The new system fixes this problem. It enables the model to continuously learn from fresh data. The system is capable of updating itself without requiring human intervention. As a result the model remains accurate relevant and well aligned with the most recent data. The Dynamic Model Updating System enables such continuous data streams to cater to any changes when the need arises in an efficient manner. It also illustrates the importance of automation in the modern data management systems. The area can easily be extended in association with the model to incorporate more advanced algorithms related to data learning in real time and hence constitutes an exciting foundation in this area.

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