50 Shades of Weigh: A Short Introduction to Classic Machine Learning Algorithms in R
This seminar will briefly cover tree-based models such as random forests and XGBoost, supervised principal component analysis and others - as well as a weighted ensemble of models to improve prediction.
Видео 50 Shades of Weigh: A Short Introduction to Classic Machine Learning Algorithms in R канала Stats Central UNSW
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