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Checked and forests - much faster than the NS (4 minutes), and the result is about the same. And what's interesting linear regression counts even faster, with the same results.
As someone wrote here - it's all about features.
Well, that's the main thing, and the game with different models and bags will not give a big increase :)
There, as far as I understood, you can set 1-2 epochs, because it almost always converges with the first time... maybe this was an omission? although I have not used it for a long time, I may be confused
I haven't seen a restriction anywhere in epochs.
mlptrainlm function
Well this is the main thing, while the game with different models and bags will not give a big increase :)
Vladimir's last article has 2 of them.
Linear regression they will on the contrary worsen.
mlptrainlm function
I think the advantage of NS is to find nonlinear dependencies and use them.
There are 2 of them in Vladimir's last article.
Linear regression they will on the contrary worsen.
Scaffolding is also used exclusively for nonlinear patterns in advance, it does not work on linear ones
This is just a recommended value, no one is preventing to put even 1000, but it will be long... Looked in the code - there's just a cycle on the number of epochs (I also used 2, by the way).
scaffolding is also used exclusively for nonlinear patterns in advance, it does not work on linear patterns
If anyone wants to play around, the scaffold is trained on increments and gives a prediction for 1 bar forward. The depth of training, lag for increments and number of entries are set in the settings (each new entry is a shift of 1 bar back). Then the forecasted value is subtracted from the current prices. The histogram is drawn only for each new bar.
Maybe that's why the forest in the validation plot is as much as 0.4% better than linear regression.)) Learning time 36 and 3 min respectively (at 265 inputs). Something I'm starting to like about linear regression.
I also compared - did BP autoregression and did the same through the forest - the differences are minimal :) In essence this means that neither there is a normal pattern