Chapter 13 Quiz Flashcards

1
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approach which combines multiple supervised models into a supermodel

A

ensemble

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2
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what will averaging multiple models yield?

A

a more precise answer than found individually

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3
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four ways to make ensembles

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simple averaging or voting
combining predictions (median)
combining classifications
combining propensities

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4
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generate multiple random samples, run algorithm on each same and produce scores

A

bagging

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5
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fit model to data, draw sample with misclassified records that have a higher probability of selection, fit model to new sample

A

boosting

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6
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generating rank-ordered list of candidate models with automatic parameter tuning

A

automated machine learning

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7
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what does creating an ensemble do?

A

reduces the root mean squared error

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8
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what is the relationship between bias, variance, covariance, and correlation

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bias <– variance <— covariance
covariance affects correlation

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9
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advantages of ensembles

A

more precise (especially for low/negative correlations)

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10
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weaknesses of ensembles

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uncorrelated samples result in uncorrelated predictions
computational resources
blackbox model

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11
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advantages of AutoML

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good starting point that can be tweaked to speed up analysis

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12
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weaknesses of AutoML

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do not understand business problem/dataset

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