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Hi there! I decided to almost re-write the model validation section since it didn’t reflect real case scenarios.
Hopefully in the two new chapters you will gain a deeper knowledge on methodological aspects on model validation through classical cross-validation, bootstrapping, and going further in the nature of the error. And also take advantage of validation when data is time dependent.
There is a lot more to tell about model validation, but it’s a kick start.
Coming soon, there will be an update on methodological aspects in data preparation.
If you’ve never visit the #dslivebook…
here’s the home page
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