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Pazzani, Michael J.
Combining Neural Network Regression Estimates with Regularized Linear Weights
Merz, Christopher J., Pazzani, Michael J.
When combining a set of learned models to form an improved estimator, the issue of redundancy or multicollinearity in the set of models must be addressed. A progression of existing approaches and their limitations with respect to the redundancy is discussed. A new approach, PCR *, based on principal components regression is proposed to address these limitations. An evaluation of the new approach on a collection of domains reveals that: 1) PCR* was the most robust combination method as the redundancy of the learned models increased, 2) redundancy could be handled without eliminating any of the learned models, and 3) the principal components of the learned models provided a continuum of "regularized" weights from which PCR * could choose.
Combining Neural Network Regression Estimates with Regularized Linear Weights
Merz, Christopher J., Pazzani, Michael J.
When combining a set of learned models to form an improved estimator, theissue of redundancy or multicollinearity in the set of models must be addressed. A progression of existing approaches and their limitations with respect to the redundancy is discussed. A new approach, PCR*, based on principal components regression isproposed to address these limitations. An evaluation of the new approach on a collection of domains reveals that: 1) PCR* was the most robust combination method as the redundancy of the learned models increased, 2) redundancy could be handled without eliminating any of the learned models, and 3) the principal components ofthe learned models provided a continuum of "regularized" weights from which PCR* could choose.
Combining Neural Network Regression Estimates with Regularized Linear Weights
Merz, Christopher J., Pazzani, Michael J.
When combining a set of learned models to form an improved estimator, the issue of redundancy or multicollinearity in the set of models must be addressed. A progression of existing approaches and their limitations with respect to the redundancy is discussed. A new approach, PCR *, based on principal components regression is proposed to address these limitations. An evaluation of the new approach on a collection of domains reveals that: 1) PCR* was the most robust combination method as the redundancy of the learned models increased, 2) redundancy could be handled without eliminating any of the learned models, and 3) the principal components of the learned models provided a continuum of "regularized" weights from which PCR * could choose.
Letters to the Editor
Pazzani, Michael J., Neches, Robert
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