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Learning Curves: Cost Functions
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I am trying to assess bias and variance for my classification problem. As such, I am trying to plot the cost functions J(Theta) for testing and training vs. number of examples to determine if I have high variance or high bias. How can I do this in RapidMiner? Alternatively, are there operators that let me visualise bias vs. variance?
Thanks,
Hyram
I am trying to assess bias and variance for my classification problem. As such, I am trying to plot the cost functions J(Theta) for testing and training vs. number of examples to determine if I have high variance or high bias. How can I do this in RapidMiner? Alternatively, are there operators that let me visualise bias vs. variance?
Thanks,
Hyram
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Telcontar120 RapidMiner Certified Analyst, RapidMiner Certified Expert, Member Posts: 1,635 UnicornThere isn't anything automatic to produce this. You can do it somewhat manually by using the Sample operator and using different values/percentages of your total dataset and then outputting the model performance results of each of these different scenarios. You could automate this further by using a macro for sample value and putting it into a Loop. But there isn't any built-in operator that would easily output this all for you.1
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