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Week 3/27 #9

Open agallagher23 opened 1 year ago

agallagher23 commented 1 year ago

3-24 Progress Outline.pdf

agallagher23 commented 1 year ago

Tasks completed:

xybljy0122 commented 1 year ago

3/27 meeting w.wells Fargo

Issue: unable to run the PiML high code Rosh will look at the code

Bin - more flexible the model

Hyperparameter does not have to match More concerned to compare overfit/undersfit (Only looking at the Complexity)

One regression and one classification at least. One dataset not conclusive. California housing (regression) and another one classification data set.

xybljy0122 commented 1 year ago

3-27 Progress Outline.pdf

everettbu commented 1 year ago

Found error in PiML, communicating with Nengfeng on how to fix

reinabhatkuly commented 1 year ago

Tasks completed:

Some Meeting Notes:

agallagher23 commented 1 year ago

We all met together this afternoon to try to troubleshoot the PiML errors and work on the final report. With the errors still persisting, we are not able to do any comparative work. In the meantime, we will work on the final report. That said, we are feeling anxious to get the errors figured out so that we are not behind. Everett emailed the WF team asking for additional guidance.

Also, we are hoping to clarify how important it is for us to use another dataset (a classification dataset in addition to the California housing regression dataset). @mikeizbicki - what are your thoughts on an additional dataset?

mikeizbicki commented 1 year ago

Also, we are hoping to clarify how important it is for us to use another dataset (a classification dataset in addition to the California housing regression dataset). @mikeizbicki - what are your thoughts on an additional dataset?

I think it should be pretty easy to do a classification dataset as well once you have the code working again. I think the PiML library had a handful of classification datasets built-in, so just pick one of those and use it. There's no need to find a separate one.