Regularized regression - Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

Page | 1 ISYE 6414 Final Exam Practice Questions and Answers | 100% Pass 1. If there are variables that need to be used to control the bias selection in the model, they should forced to be in the model and not being part of the variable selection process. - Answer️️ -True 2. Penalization in linear regression models means penalizing for complex models, that is, models with a large number of predictors. - Answer️️ -True 3. Elastic net regression uses both penalties of the ridge and...

1. If there are variables that need to be used to control the bias selection in the model, they should forced to be in the model and not being part of the variable selection process. - Answer- True 2. Penalization in linear regression models means penalizing for complex models, that is, models with a large number of predictors. - Answer- True 3. Elastic net regression uses both penalties of the ridge and lasso regression and hence combines the benefits of both. - Answer- True 4. Variabl...

1. We should always use mean squared error to determine the best value of lambda in lasso regression. a. True b. False Sol: False. The criterion used is a choice we make. 2. Standard linear regression is an example of a generalized linear model where the response is normally distributed and the link is the identity function. a. True b. False Sol: True. See Unit 4.4.1. 3. Goodness-of-fit assessment for logistic regression involves checking for the independence, constant va...

ISYE 6414 Final Exam Study Guide with Complete Solutions 1. If there are variables that need to be used to control the bias selection in the model, they should forced to be in the model and not being part of the variable selection process. - Answer-True 2. Penalization in linear regression models means penalizing for complex models, that is, models with a large number of predictors. - Answer-True 3. Elastic net regression uses both penalties of the ridge and lasso regression and hence comb...

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how can you simplify the full airport model? - Answer- get rid of all the destination airport variables how do you analyze the assumptions? - Answer- plot Y vs. each predictor plot residuals vs. fitted for correlation plot standardized sqrt(residuals) for non-constant variance check histo/QQ for normality check outliers scaling - Answer- you should scale numeric variables in variable selection with regularized regression - not necessary for stepwise re-fit model after w/ unscaled da...

1. If there are variables that need to be used to control the bias selection in the model, they should forced to be in the model and not being part of the variable selection process. - ANSWER-True 2. Penalization in linear regression models means penalizing for complex models, that is, models with a large number of predictors. - ANSWER-True 3. Elastic net regression uses both penalties of the ridge and lasso regression and hence combines the benefits of both. - ANSWER-True 4. Variable sele...

What are three problems that variable selection tries to minimize? - ANSWER-high dimensionality, multicollinearity, prediction vs explanatory high dimensionality - ANSWER-In linear regression, when the number of predicting variables P is large, we might get better predictions by omitting some of the predicting variables. Models with many predictors have... - ANSWER-low bias, high variance Models with few predictors have... - ANSWER-high bias but low variance prediction risk - ANSWER-...

This document includes: a review of data mining, overfitting/underfitting, bias variance tradeoff, discrete random sampling, clustering, hierarchical methods, divisive method, dendrogram, Euclidean distance, k-means clustering, KNN, naive bayes, Bayes' Theorem, Model assessment, resampling, Leave one out cross validation approach, k-fold cross validation, stepwise selection, ridge regression, LASSO, regularized regression models in R, linear discrimination analysis, QDA, SVM, Logistic regressio...