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Hi,
first of all thanks for your work - I have found both the article and the code for FIGS very interesting.
I have recently tried FIGS models for some classification task with quite unbalanced dataset, and quite often it happens that I see a subtree where only a few observations (the dataset contains ~100k rows and in some subtree there would be only 5-10 instances).
Is there a way how to limit such behavior (potentially something like min_samples_split parameter)?
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Hi,
first of all thanks for your work - I have found both the article and the code for FIGS very interesting.
I have recently tried FIGS models for some classification task with quite unbalanced dataset, and quite often it happens that I see a subtree where only a few observations (the dataset contains ~100k rows and in some subtree there would be only 5-10 instances).
Is there a way how to limit such behavior (potentially something like
min_samples_split
parameter)?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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