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How to a use Auto Model for data that I have already split into train and test?
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I am trying to solve an imbalanced binary classification problem using a model to predict the minority class (stroke victims). I used oversampling on the training data to make synthetic instances of stroke cases so that I could address the data imbalance issue.
However, I kept the test data as its normal imbalanced distribution rather than oversampling that too because I want to test my model on the real-world distribution. I would like to use RapidMiner's automodel feature, but every time I try to use it then it just splits my training data into another train-test split and does its own thing.
How do I use Auto Model while specifying the data that those models should be trained on and the data that it should be tested on?
However, I kept the test data as its normal imbalanced distribution rather than oversampling that too because I want to test my model on the real-world distribution. I would like to use RapidMiner's automodel feature, but every time I try to use it then it just splits my training data into another train-test split and does its own thing.
How do I use Auto Model while specifying the data that those models should be trained on and the data that it should be tested on?
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You'll need to save Automodel output or you best model and then you can reuse the apply model operator to score your hold out data.
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