When are Deep Networks better than Decision Forests at small sample sizes, and how?
Team: DF/DN
- Program: Biomedical Engineering
- Course: Neuro Data Design
Project Description:
Forests have empirically dominated tabular data scenarios, where the relative position of features is irrelevant.In contrast, networks typically dominate other methods on large sample size structured data scenarios, where the relative position of features is key for sample identification.The relationship between the internal representations that the two approaches learn has not yet been made explicit, to our knowledge. We illustrate the conceptual commonalities of their representations on three different classification tasks.
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Poster of comparing decision forests and deep networks in different data domains with preliminary experiment results
Project Mentors, Sponsors, and Partners
- Haoyin Xu
- Joshua T. Vogelstein