Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for scalable matrix factorization. A method includes obtaining a Structured Query Language (SQL) query to create a matrix factorization model based on a set of training data, generating SQL sub-queries that don't include non-scalable functions, obtaining the set of training data, and generating a matrix factorization model based on the set of training data and the SQL sub-queries that don't include non-scalable functions.

Abstract: Systems are provided for using machine learning to identify service accounts and/or for distinguishing service accounts from user accounts based on the user names of the accounts. Machine learning tools can be trained on user name label data for service accounts and user accounts. The trained machine learning tool can then be applied to user names of accounts to determine whether the user names correspond to service accounts or not and, in some instances, without referencing tables or other structures that explicitly identify and distinguish the service/user accounts and/or conventions for identifying service accounts. Then, the systems can respond appropriately, based on the determination. The machine learning tool can also be shared with other systems to make the same determinations for their accounts without having to share confidential or proprietary account information.