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Train,Test, and Validation Sets

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By Jared Wilber & Brent Werness In most supervised machine learning tasks, best practice recommends to split your data into three independent sets: a training set , a testing set , and a validation se...

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Decision Trees

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Let's pretend we're farmers with a new plot of land. Given only the Diameter and Height of a tree trunk, we must determine if it's an Apple, Cherry, or Oak tree. To do this, we'll use a Decision Tree....

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Double Descent 2

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Note - this is part 2 of a two article series on Double Descent . Part 1 is available here . In our previous discussion of the double descent phenomenon , we have made use of a piecewise linear model ...

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Double Descent

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Note - this is part 1 of a two article series on Double Descent . Part 2 is available here . In our previous discussion of the bias-variance tradeoff , we ended with a note about one of modern machine...

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Bias Variance Tradeoff

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Prediction errors can be decomposed into two main subcomponents of interest: error from bias , and error from variance . The tradeoff between a model's ability to minimize bias and variance is foundat...

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