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[BUG] Regression Ensemble model specific documentation #1600
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It is done sequentially, meaning first it fits all About the docs: you were probably looking at
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Thanks @dennisbader, by the way: |
You are right in the Ensemble domain it is parallel ensemble learning. What I meant to say with sequential is that first all base learners/level-0 models are fit independently, and afterwards (my sequential) their predictions/forecasts are used as features in a "meta"/level-1 model to generate the final predictions/forecasts. The |
Thanks a lot @dennisbader, clear and understood, I think the community will benefit from having this documented in the Regression Ensemble Model though. |
@bgonzalezfractal, agreed. |
@dennisbader Sure, I'll find sometime in the coming weeks to improve the docs. |
Reopening this issue to be linked in the PR improving the RegressionEnsembleModel's documentation. |
Describe the bug
As of today, as an user we can't understand completely how RegressionEnsemble model works, is this a parallel or sequential ensemble? Just wondering if we could get a little bit of information. Are these learned dependent or independent?
To Reproduce
The documentation says "Abstract base class for ensemble models. Ensemble models take in a list of forecasting models and ensemble their predictions to make a single one according to the rule defined by their ensemble() method.", how are these rules related to the topic above?
Expected behavior
A good idea would be to select the type of ensemble, but that could mean extra work, so I suggest just clarifying the documentation and maybe write an article.
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Additional context
I can see in the training process its probably parallel ensemble. Thanks for the amazing library, we've already had really strong business cases!
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