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Context
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Learned in this study
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Things to explore
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Overview
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- Given a training set $D$ of size $n$, bagging generates $m$ new training sets $D_i$, each of size $n’$, by sampling from $D$ uniformly and with replacement (the same sample may be present multiple times)
- The $m$ models are fitted using the $m$ bootstrap samples and combined by averaging the output (for regression) or voting (for classification)
Notes
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- Bagging (bootstrap aggregating) can push a good but unstable procedure a significant step towards optimality
- On the other hand, it can slightly degrade the performance of stable procedures
See also
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References
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