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48 results for Performance data

Study identifies negative data externalities affecting model performance on specific groups.

problem Negative data externalities on group performance in machine learning models.
method Characterized and detected data-model inefficiencies, focusing on specific types of externalities.
result Negative data externalities can lower model performance on specific sub-groups, even with larger datasets.

PUMA augments models to remove unique data points without performance loss.

problem Preserving model performance while removing unique training data points.
method Explicitly models data influence, reweights remaining data optimally.
result PUMA effectively removes unique data points without performance degradation.

This paper shows feature importance remains valid even in low-performing models.

problem Feature importance validity in low-performing machine learning models for biomedical data.
method Experiments with synthetic and real biomedical datasets to compare feature rank stability under different data reductions.
result Feature importance can be maintained even at low performance levels if data size is adequate.

Adding data can sometimes hurt model performance in multi-source healthcare tasks.

problem Identifying when adding more data helps or hinders model outcomes in multi-source healthcare tasks.
method Identified the Data Addition Dilemma, demonstrated empirically observed trade-offs, introduced distribution shift heuristics.
result Adding data can sometimes reduce model performance due to distribution shift.

This paper compares preprocessing techniques for XGBoost models on various data sets.

problem Improving predictive performance of XGBoost models through optimal data preprocessing.
method Comparison of feature selection, categorical handling, and null imputation methods.
result XGBoost importance by gain is the most consistent and highest-performing method for feature selection.

New framework shows diverse training data improves subgroup and overall performance.

problem Lack of understanding how diverse training data affects subgroup and overall performance.
method Casts data collection as part of the learning process, analyzes dataset compositions, and guides dataset design.
result Diverse representation in training data improves subgroup and overall performance.

OLBoost improves online decision tree performance without increasing memory or time costs.

problem Improving predictive performance in online decision trees without high memory or time costs.
method OLBoost applies boosting to small regions of the instances space within online decision tree algorithms.
result OLBoost can significantly improve online learning decision tree performance without increasing tree size.

The paper tackles imbalance in production data by proposing sampling methods to improve model performance on underrepresented observations.

problem Imbalance in production data negatively impacts model predictive performance on underrepresented observations.
method Three sampling approaches are investigated to adjust for imbalance in training data and improve model performance.
result Fitting a model using sampled data yields a small reduction in overall predictive performance but a better performance on underrepresented observations.

Big Data classifiers perform similarly to Small Data classifiers, suggesting scalability tradeoffs.

problem Comparing Big Data classifiers to Small Data classifiers for performance and scalability.
method Empirical study comparing Big Data classifiers to Small Data classifiers.
result Big Data classifiers are slightly inferior but catching up with Small Data classifiers.

Transformers fine-tuned on synthetic data boost tabular data classification performance.

problem Improving tabular data classification accuracy.
method Fine-tuning ICL-transformers on synthetic datasets with complex decision boundaries.
result Fine-tuned ICL-transformers outperform regular neural networks on real-world datasets.

This paper explores how optimizing data access and reducing redundancy can improve machine learning algorithm performance.

problem Performance issues in machine learning algorithms due to data locality and redundancy.
method Analysis of data access patterns and computational redundancy in machine learning algorithms, identifying opportunities for reuse and experimentation.
result Initial indicative results show potential for improving performance through data access optimization and reuse of computation results.

Random forest (RF) missing data algorithms are an attractive approach for dealing with missing data. They have the desirable properties of being able to handle mixed types of missing data, they are adaptive to interactions and nonlinearity, and they have the potential to scale to big data settings. Currently there are …

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IVF k-means algorithm improves performance on large sparse data sets.

problem Efficiently clustering large-scale sparse data sets with numerous classes.
method Sparse data representation and inverted-file structure for high-speed and low-memory clustering.
result IVF achieves better performance than other algorithms on real document data sets.

DKPS provides guarantees for synthetic data from Transformer models, improving downstream tasks.

problem Lack of labeled data for building performant AI models.
method Data Kernel Perspective Space (DKPS) for mathematical analysis of synthetic data quality.
result Concrete statistical guarantees for the quality of transformer model outputs.

This research examines how model explanations change under distribution shifts in tabular data.

problem Detecting distribution shifts in tabular data affecting model performance and explanations.
method Investigates the relationship between model performance and explanation characteristics under distribution shifts.
result Explanation shifts are a better indicator for detecting predictive performance changes than traditional distribution shift techniques.

Confidence intervals improve evaluation of binary prediction rules in data mining.

problem Uncertainty in performance measures estimation from finite datasets.
method Asymptotic normal approximations for confidence intervals, with a blurring correction.
result Improved finite sample coverage probabilities and general performance measures inference.

This paper extends performative prediction to nonlinear cases.

problem Performative prediction's effectiveness is limited by linear assumptions in real-world applications.
method Formulated a maximum margin approach loss function and extended it to nonlinear spaces using kernel methods.
result Derived conditions for performative stability in both linear and nonlinear cases.

Partially performative prediction studies how predictive models influence future data.

problem Distribution shift in predictive models due to endogenous and exogenous factors.
method Generalizing performative prediction to capture both endogenous and exogenous sources of distribution shift.
result Developed online analogues of performative stability and optimality for partially performative environments.

Study finds resolution impacts human classification performance in MNIST data.

problem Understanding factors affecting human classification performance in machine learning.
method Empirical study of MNIST data at various resolutions.
result Derived a quantitative relationship between resolution and human classification performance.

Study on distributed linear regression performance, focusing on generalization error.

problem Performance of distributed learning in large-scale linear regression.
method Statistical learning approach, focusing on generalization error.
result Generalization error of distributed solution can be higher than centralized solution.

The paper proposes a method to predict the performance of data-driven algorithms using surrogate models.

problem Improving the performance prediction of data-driven knowledge discovery algorithms.
method Surrogate-assisted performance prediction using evolutionary modeling of clinical pathways.
result The proposed approach provides interpretable prediction of algorithm performance and quality.

Data splitting enhances model performance in overparametrized ridgeless regression.

problem Computational inefficiency in training models with large datasets.
method Data splitting as a regularization technique in overparametrized ridgeless regression.
result Data splitting improves statistical performance and computational complexity.

DsDm selects data to improve model performance, avoiding handpicked notions of quality.

problem Selecting data for model training can lead to worse performance than random selection.
method Formulates dataset selection as an optimization problem, maximizing model performance.
result Selected datasets improve language model performance by 2x over baseline methods.

Improves prediction performance on biological data by controlling confounding factors.

problem Challenges in statistical learning due to confounding variables in biological data.
method ONION for removing confounding covariates and DANN for penalizing confounder information.
result Significant improvements in generalization performance on simulated and empirical patient data.

Framework improves ML performance by identifying high-quality data.

problem Poor data quality hampers ML performance.
method Intelligent data-centric evaluation framework combining quality measurements and unsupervised learning.
result Framework improves ML system performance in real-world use case.

The study examines how averaging data improves model performance.

problem Understanding the generalization gap in machine learning models.
method Data averaging, covariance analysis, and stochastic gradient descent (SGD) noise modeling.
result A modified generalization gap is always non-negative for a large class of model parameter distributions.

Chunking is a significant CL problem, accounting for half of performance drop, and current methods don't address it.

problem Chunking of data in continual learning.
method Analyzing and addressing the chunking sub-problem in continual learning.
result Current CL algorithms perform poorly on chunking, only as well as plain SGD training when there is no distribution shift.