2023
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-3181980/v1
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Feature Selection Algorithm Based on CFS Algorithm Emphasizing Data Discrimination

Zhuo Liu,
Chensheng Wang,
Ge Li

Abstract: In the training of the neural network model, the large number of features in the data set will lead to the complexity of the network model and high time cost. Therefore, the feature selection operation of the original data set is carried out to select the feature subset conducive to model training to improve the model's performance. The traditional feature selection algorithm has the problems of a thin process and needs help to eliminate the features with small discrimination. Therefore, this paper proposes th… Show more

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“…Deep learning models like LSTM tend to overfit when data is insufficient. Instead, we use the Stacking approach9, integrating XGBoost [10], CatBoost [11], and LightBoost [12], to learn any form of function through sample data and handle nonlinear problems [9][10][11][12]. This approach effectively reduces errors and improves model robustness in small sample data sets, making it ideal for our problem.…”
Section: The Selection Of Multiple Regression Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Deep learning models like LSTM tend to overfit when data is insufficient. Instead, we use the Stacking approach9, integrating XGBoost [10], CatBoost [11], and LightBoost [12], to learn any form of function through sample data and handle nonlinear problems [9][10][11][12]. This approach effectively reduces errors and improves model robustness in small sample data sets, making it ideal for our problem.…”
Section: The Selection Of Multiple Regression Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%