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Modeling the Oscar for Best Picture (and Some Insights About XGBoost)
March 4, 2024, 1:45 a.m. | Mark White
R-bloggers www.r-bloggers.com
The Academy Awards are a week away, and I’m sharing my
machine-learning-based predictions for Best Picture as well as some
insights I took away from the process (particularly XGBoost’s
sparsity-aware split finding). Oppenheimer is a heavy favorite
at 9...
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