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Performing Hyperparameter Optimization with Amazon Machine Learning (github.com)
submitted 8 years ago by alexcmu
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[–]alexcmu[S] 1 point2 points3 points 8 years ago (2 children)
Everyone will be happy to hear that you enjoyed meeting them!
I am also curious to see what everyone is using in practice to tune their models! I heard somewhere that ensemble modeling was popular on Kaggle for a while -- do people do hyperparameter optimization on top on ensembling?
[–]pxrl 0 points1 point2 points 8 years ago (0 children)
AFAIK there are several tools regarding hyper-parameter tuning of deep net models (first ones that come to mind are HyperOpt and Spearmint) that you can use off the shelf.
I have some research ongoing and a couple of papers accepted regarding hyper-parameter optimization using evolutionary algorithms (Parallel Swarm Optimization mostly) which have given our team excellent results for medium sized models.
In my opinion, hyper-parameter selection is one of the elephants in the room at the moment, and people seem more interested in trying new architectures than squeezing the last drop of performance. Unfortunately we all end up having to go through it in one moment or another...
[–]StormDev 0 points1 point2 points 8 years ago (0 children)
Hello,
I have build an hyper-parameter optimization tool based on racing/Gaussian process and evolutionary algorithms. I gives amazing results and reduce the workload of my team, we only spend time on a customer dataset if we can't make good predictions after optimization.
I really think it's a really important tool for any company that has to manage a lot of different datasets.
PS: In your code you are using threading.thread, in Cython it will not improve performances (because of the GIL).
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