Algorithm Management Toolkit (AMT)

The Algorithm Management Toolkit (AMT) aims to enhance transparency and governance throughout the entire lifecycle of algorithmic systems. By generating standardized reports, AMT provides a comprehensive view of both technical details and descriptive information, including regulatory assessments, from development to deployment and beyond. This continuous approach promotes accountability, oversight, and collaboration, ensuring that both models and data remain transparent, controlled, and validated over time. The definition for an algorithm is derived from the Algoritmeregister.

The requirements and instruments are dictated by the Algoritmekader. The Algorithm Reporting Standard is used to store the information in a structured way. The final result of the AMT is kind of a book keeping platform for algorithms. A platform where you can keep track of System, Model and Assessment Cards with performance metrics, (regulatory) assessments on the system where the specific algorithm resides, and descriptive information about the system.

Try out the Algorithm Management Toolkit AMT project on GitHUB