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Yeah, was the model trained using train/test splits? otherwise, the model likely has been severely overfit. I wonder how this performance would have compared t
by huac 7y ago
Yeah, was the model trained using train/test splits? otherwise, the model likely has been severely overfit.
I wonder how this performance would have compared to a simple random forest or MLP model.
- jlamberts 7y agoI was also curious. Using an out-of-the-box weighted random forest, I got an f-score of ~.85 using a 75:25 stratified train-test split.