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Techniques for analyzing the relationship between one (or more) "dependent" variables and "independent" variables.
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Is there any Generative Model which can be used for Regression problems?
Managed to find that GMMs are considered generative, and it is possible to do regression with them, though this is so uncommon that sklearn doesn't have it.
There must be other examples. …
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Is there any Generative Model which can be used for Regression problems?
In regression problems we generally just try to find that relationship $x \rightarrow y$. … Are there learning models that do that sort of probabilistic reasoning for regression problems? Are there any that could be considered Generative which can handle the regression case? …
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How to handle dependent, multidimensional output in machine learning
Like statistical models, Multi-Output Support Vector Regression "mainly rel[ies] on the idea of embedding the output space. … In Algebra II we learned about basic regression, coming up with a function to map a single input to a single output. …
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How to handle dependent, multidimensional output in machine learning
I have some data where X is n x p and Y is n x d, where d = 36. To recreate it I am currently training 36 independent models to take X and recreate Y one column at a time. It works okay, but it strike …
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Derivation of AdaBoost.R2 algorithm
The choice to use the weighted median appears to be arbitrary. According to this "the
idea of using the weighted median as the final regressor is not new. Freund [6] briefly mentions it and proves a …
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