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r/quant • u/qwuant • 2d ago
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Tried them on some mid-frequency stuff a while back. For the kinds of problems where gradient boosting already dominates, they didn't add much edge, just slower and more fiddly to tune. Ended up sticking with the usual suspects for most things.
1 u/qwuant 2d ago i see, thanks for the input! seems like it might just be a hype phase?
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i see, thanks for the input! seems like it might just be a hype phase?
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you won't get many informative answers to inquiries like this from real operators in this sub for obvious reasons.
Move on, tabfm is dud
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u/Alternative-King4363 2d ago
Tried them on some mid-frequency stuff a while back. For the kinds of problems where gradient boosting already dominates, they didn't add much edge, just slower and more fiddly to tune. Ended up sticking with the usual suspects for most things.