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grouping dont always yield better results, and I think it would probably do pretty poorly in this case because there are few observations. Random Forest won in
by autokad 10y ago
grouping dont always yield better results, and I think it would probably do pretty poorly in this case because there are few observations.
Random Forest won in the samples tried, but I wager a support vector machine with a histogram kernel would do fantastic.
- ankeshanand 10y agoWe could always use pre-trained word embeddings, the few observations won't matter then.
- autokad 10y agothis is very industry specific, finding them that are meaningful for the data at hand seems like a small chance. edit: im not saying dont try it, i certainly would! lets look at the data on github? maybe we could have a wack at the data