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Hyperparameter Tuning with Simulated Data
Are Support Vector Machines still considered “state of the art” in their niche?Linear kernel in SVM performing much worse than RBF or PolyHow to store and analyze classification results with Python?Automated tuning of HyperparameterHow to deal with unbalanced data in pixelwise classification?Hyperparameter Optimization for a Machine Learning AlgorithmTuning svm and cart hyperparametersHyperparameter tuning for stacked modelsDisadvantages of hyperparameter tuning on a random sample of datasetDocument parsing modeling and approach?
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I'm trying to create a SVM classifier which can predict some fault, and to train it I'm using simulated examples of the fault. Of course, the simulations are not perfect, but they appear to be good enough since I get reasonable results when predicting on the real examples.
What is the best way to tune the hyperparameters in order to maximise the performance on the real data? Using GridSearchCV
does a good job of maximising the accuracy on a subset of the simulated data, but that doesn't always mean good results on the real data.
Any general tips on working with simulated training data are also welcome.
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I'm trying to create a SVM classifier which can predict some fault, and to train it I'm using simulated examples of the fault. Of course, the simulations are not perfect, but they appear to be good enough since I get reasonable results when predicting on the real examples.
What is the best way to tune the hyperparameters in order to maximise the performance on the real data? Using GridSearchCV
does a good job of maximising the accuracy on a subset of the simulated data, but that doesn't always mean good results on the real data.
Any general tips on working with simulated training data are also welcome.
classification svm hyperparameter-tuning
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I'm trying to create a SVM classifier which can predict some fault, and to train it I'm using simulated examples of the fault. Of course, the simulations are not perfect, but they appear to be good enough since I get reasonable results when predicting on the real examples.
What is the best way to tune the hyperparameters in order to maximise the performance on the real data? Using GridSearchCV
does a good job of maximising the accuracy on a subset of the simulated data, but that doesn't always mean good results on the real data.
Any general tips on working with simulated training data are also welcome.
classification svm hyperparameter-tuning
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I'm trying to create a SVM classifier which can predict some fault, and to train it I'm using simulated examples of the fault. Of course, the simulations are not perfect, but they appear to be good enough since I get reasonable results when predicting on the real examples.
What is the best way to tune the hyperparameters in order to maximise the performance on the real data? Using GridSearchCV
does a good job of maximising the accuracy on a subset of the simulated data, but that doesn't always mean good results on the real data.
Any general tips on working with simulated training data are also welcome.
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