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How so? I don't see reference to sampling with replacement or a suggestion to re-use the unsupervised results to further improve the model. Seems like I'm missi
by achompas 9y ago
How so? I don't see reference to sampling with replacement or a suggestion to re-use the unsupervised results to further improve the model. Seems like I'm missing something...
- mfalcon 9y agoYou're creating a small classified dataset without manually labeling them, in order to train a supervised learning model. I'm not an expert, but I think that a boostraping technique doesn't imply continually improvement of the model.
- achompas 9y agoAhh, I see. I was confused about whether semi-supervised approaches rely on using predictions on the unlabeled data to improve model performance. Wikipedia seems to suggest this is a key component which isn't mentioned in OP: > Semi-supervised learning may refer to either transductive learning or inductive learning. The goal of transductive learning is to infer the correct labels for the given unlabeled data. Agreed on bootstrap, but in the proposed approach you're not artificially expanding your sample size by sampling with replacement.