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If it's a simple, constrained problem where the number of available features is low then inherently the complexity can never be high. I've built hundreds of mo
by threeseed 5y ago
If it's a simple, constrained problem where the number of available features is low then inherently the complexity can never be high.
I've built hundreds of models and run a ML company and I don't believe it's technically possible for this rule not to be the case.
- whimsicalism 5y agoI work in basically this field. Tweets have text and often images and users with relationships with other users posting and liking them, the potential feature space was never going to be low dimensional.