Why Bagging Helps Unstable Learners Most 10
Why does bagging usually help deep trees much more than it helps already-stable learners?
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中文题目Why does bagging usually help deep trees much more than it helps already-stable learners?
打开 →Why should you not expect bagging alone to rescue a learner whose individual trees are systematically misspecified?
打开 →Why is bagging usually described as a variance-reduction tool rather than a bias-reduction tool?
打开 →Assume each tree has the same squared bias b^2 and prediction noise floor nu, while bagging only changes the variance term according to the equicorrelated-tree formula. Derive the bagged test MSE with B trees.
打开 →Define B_eff by matching the correlated-forest variance sigma^2 [rho + (1-rho)/B] to the variance sigma^2 / B_eff of averaging independent trees. Derive B_eff.
打开 →A single tree has variance 6, while an extremely large forest appears to level off at variance 1.8. What pairwise tree correlation rho is implied?
打开 →Using the equicorrelated-tree variance formula, derive the prediction variance as the number of trees B tends to infinity.
打开 →Under the equicorrelated-tree model, derive how much the ensemble variance falls when you move from B trees to B+1 trees.
打开 →Each tree has variance 9, pairwise correlation 0.2, and the forest has 25 trees. What is the variance of the forest average?
打开 →Suppose each tree has variance sigma^2 and pairwise correlation rho. Derive the minimum B needed to make the ensemble variance at most V, assuming V > rho sigma^2.
打开 →Suppose B trees each have variance sigma^2 and every pair has correlation rho. Derive the variance of their simple average.
打开 →Why can a larger forest fail to repair performance when the training labels themselves are systematically corrupted?
打开 →Why can random feature subsampling improve a forest when one very strong predictor would otherwise appear at the top of almost every tree?
打开 →Why does adding more trees to a random forest typically plateau rather than create the kind of explosive overfit seen in some single-model families?
打开 →Why can out-of-bag error fluctuate a lot on a small dataset even when the forest itself is reasonably stable?
打开 →Why can out-of-bag error be misleading when rows are linked by entity or time rather than being exchangeable?
打开 →Why does random-forest regression usually fail to extrapolate a trend far beyond the training range?
打开 →Why can making max_features too small hurt a random forest even though it lowers correlation?
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