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Hi,
I am working on SSO between two application with different domains. Application1 is in Domain1 and Application2 is in Domain2. When the user log in to Application1 and access Application2, jwt…
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Hi,
I have adapted the code of multiclass SVM to my dataset, it is working well, however I don't know how to use k-fold cross validation in the training loop. Any help or guidance would be very appr…
ilame updated
6 years ago
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It is important to stratify the samples according to y for cross-validation in regression models; otherwise, you might possibly get totally different ranges of y in training and validation sets. Howev…
RNAer updated
2 weeks ago
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I would like to use `FM_FTRL` in an sklearn cross-validation pipeline, e.g.,
```
from wordbatch.models import FM_FTRL
modelF = FM_FTRL(
alpha=0.01, # learning rate
beta=0.1,
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We'll need:
- [ ] A function that computes the cross-validation score for subsamples
- [ ] A function that iterates the cross-validation for varying model complexity
- [ ] A function that ties this…
gully updated
7 years ago
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Hi, is there any interest in implementing cross validation for estimating missing values in the package? I have a problem where I had a time steps missing at random throughout my time series, and bec…
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Following the explanation in [Vehtari, Gelman, Gabry (2016)](http://arxiv.org/abs/1507.04544), this is a very simple wrapper around `ed.evaluate()`. The only algorithmic change is importance sampling,…
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I think it would be useful to have a tool which identified the most important features for a series of models trained on different data subsets. This is hard when feature extraction on transformation …
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Hi and good day,
Thank you for the wonderful repo which has been super user friendly.
I would like to extend a question on Model.Train vs Cross Validation, where the cross validation was used i…
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Hola, tenía una duda de cuánto está permitido que tarde el código en correr. Lo pregunto porque uno de los modelos que estoy utilizando, en su modo default, tardó 550 segundo y a la hora de hacer cros…