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Questions tagged [overfitting]

Use this tag for questions related to overfitting, which is a modeling error (especially sampling error) where instead of improving model fit statistics, replicable and informative relationships among variables reduce parsimony, and worsens explanatory and predictive validity.

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I’m training a CNN (DenseNet169) for a medical imaging task with ~12,000 training samples using fine-tuning (pretrained on ImageNet). I monitor both training and validation loss/accuracy. What I see ...
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I wanted to train a model for this dataset. the Inputs dataset is here:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bbMa7auwYjYxyCB72UMBNv5kaojqV7WH/view?usp=sharing and the outputs dataset is here:https://drive....
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So I made a neural network from scratch, and it seems that my loss doesn't change at all; that's my train code. ...
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I'm training an LSTM model to predict a stock price. This is what I do with my model training: ...
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What is the conclusion from this Accuracy / Loss plot for Train and Validation ? It seems, that the best results for Validation are after few (5) epochs. Also I'm not comfortable how the Loss and ...
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Short version: 100% training accuracy, 75-79% testing accuracy Long version: I'm a data science noob and my project is to create an ensemble model of 3 to classify retinal fundus (eye) images to 6 ...
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I read two articles by the same guy where he uses the whole dataset for hyperparameter optimisation using with CV and then evaluates the model with the best hyperparameters using leave one out on the ...
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So I've been working on this convolutional neural network but my accuracy is stuck at 62% without improving and I'm afraid I'm in rather severe situation with the overfitting issue. I've been trying ...
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Im working on a regression problem with 400 samples and 7 features, to predict job durations of machineries from historical data. Im using XGboost and (90,10) split works better than (80,20) split. Is ...
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I am working on a building roof segmentation task using satellite images, but I am struggling to improve my Dice loss from 0.40. I have tried multiple approaches including: Different U-Net variants (...
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I am using RandomizedSearchCV to tune hyperparameters for a RandomForestClassifier and I am concerned about overfitting using rf_random.best_estimator_. (Estimator ...
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I want to train a deep neural network in a supervised fashion solving a regression task. For the training I can generate data on my own using a certain distribution. Unfortunately the data is very ...
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Is this model are overfitting, for what i know is if the difference between training and val loss are high, the model is overfitting and i think this difference is not that high but i dont know. And i ...
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I'm exploring several ML models for in-sample forecasting task. I'm wondering if there is a straightforward way to identify/detect the good/bad learning. Classic approach is as it is used for deep ...
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I'm experimenting conformal prediction over high-frequent time data using following forest-based regression models for an in-sample forecasting task The size of uni-variate (1D) time-series data is <...
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