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In research notebook for chapter 4, an ensemble of binary classifiers (for the MNIST classification problem) is created which achieves ~90% accuracy on the validation set.
However, the strategy used to train the individual classifiers uses a general random sampling, which makes it perfectly legitimate that some of the samples will contain more classes of a certain digit.
Would the validation accuracy rise if we sampled the corresponding proportion from each digit class instead?
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Experiment with stratified sampling on binary classifiers ensemble (chapter 4 -- research)
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Experiment with stratified sampling on binary classifiers ensemble (chapter 4 -- research)
Experiment with stratified sampling on binary classifiers ensemble
Jul 27, 2022
In research notebook for chapter 4, an ensemble of binary classifiers (for the MNIST classification problem) is created which achieves ~90% accuracy on the validation set.
However, the strategy used to train the individual classifiers uses a general random sampling, which makes it perfectly legitimate that some of the samples will contain more classes of a certain digit.
Would the validation accuracy rise if we sampled the corresponding proportion from each digit class instead?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: