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Power Real Polynomial to approximate functions: The Gradient MethodThis is a discussion on Power Real Polynomial to approximate functions: The Gradient Method within the Analytic News Feeds forums, part of the Analytics category; In the real world rarely a problem can be solved using just a single algorithm, more often a solution is a chain of algorithms where the output of the former ... |
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| Administrator | In the real world rarely a problem can be solved using just a single algorithm, more often a solution is a chain of algorithms where the output of the former is the input for the follower. But you know that quite often machine learning algorithms return functions almost always extremely complex, and they don’t fit directly in the next step of your strategy. In these conditions, it is really helpful the trick of the function approximation, that is, we reduce the complexity… More blog entries from AnalyticBridge... |
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