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Questions - logistic-regression

Effect of SMOTE on Random Forest and Logistic Regression on a Cell2Cell churn dataset

I am doing an analysis of the effect of SMOTE on the performance of Random Forest and Logistic Regression. I have the following data from kaggle. The data consists of around 50000 observations and 58 ...
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RasM10

python

logistic-regression

random-forest

smote

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What is the code for Logistic Regression and MLP

I am trying to use AutoSklearn with a specific list of algorithms Logistic Regression Random Forest Gaussian NB SVC ADA MLP I know I can use these parameters. mdl = autosklearn.classification.AutoSkl...
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asmgx

python

scikit-learn

logistic-regression

mlp

auto-sklearn

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Answers: 1

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The documentation states that the strings used to identify estimators and preprocessors are the filenames without .py. You can find here the model_id you are looking for here. From the documentation M...
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Antoine Dubuis

Extract probabilities from Logistic Regression model by feature in R

I am currently using R and I'm looking to extract the probabilities by feature. How to accomplish this? For example, in Texas if feature A is false the probability of the class 1 is 65%. A python exam...
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ANN

r

machine-learning

statistics

logistic-regression

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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One way to handle this is to fit a GLM model by removing the feature A from the predictors, since A=F is already observed, it's no longer a variable, and then use the relevant subset of the training d...
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Sandipan Dey

Understanding Regtermtest from the survey package

Hi I have a quick question about the regtermtest. Let's say I am running the following regression: data(api) dclus1 <- svydesign(id=~dnum, weights=~pw, data=apiclus1, fpc=~fpc) model1 <- svyglm(...
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LittleBlueHeron

r

logistic-regression

glm

survey

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

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As always there is no such thing as the significance of an individual level. There is only significance of a contrast between two levels or for the inclusion of a group of levels versus their absence ...
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