June 16, 2023, 2:40 a.m. | /u/will-sotai

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I’m curious how consistently people are using linear models in their work. What problems are you using them for? Why are you not using something like a DNN? Do you find it difficult to align your models with stakeholder expectations? How are you implementing these linear models? Python? R?

Would you consider using a calibrated linear model if it meant you could guarantee certain relationships between a feature and the target (e.g. monotonicity) and more granularly understand how your features …

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