Open jovo opened 7 years ago
i will add that to the outline
feature importance is easy because the set has cardinality p. it's not clear to me what a feasible way to plot subspace importance is because the set of all subspaces is vastly larger than the set of all features
we can just list the top 10 (say).
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feature importance is easy because the set has cardinality p. it's not clear to me what a feasible way to plot subspace importance is because the set of all subspaces is vastly larger than the set of all features
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either pre or post submission, but lots of people ask about it immediately after asking about performance.
i think we could simply count the number of times a feature is used, and/or the number of times a subspace is used.