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Joints in Random Forests

NeurIPS 2020 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Variational and generative sampling · approach: Latent variable marginalization and estimators · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use GeF with LearnSPN-learned leaf densities instead of fully factorised leaves (ablation)GeF · 21 classification datasets, 30% test-time missing valuesaccuracyMixed
Marginalise missing features using GeF rather than impute them with KNNRandom Forest · 21 classification datasets, varying test-time missingnessaccuracy: more than 3%Helped
Use GeF instead of built-in surrogate splits or Friedman's methodRandom Forest · 21 classification datasets, 30% test-time missing valuesaccuracyHelped
Combine GeDT joint distributions as a uniform mixture to form GeF+ (ablation)GeF · Classification with missing dataclassification performanceHurt
Use GeF+ log-density as an outlier scoreGeF+ · Wine datasets; MNIST tested against Semeion and SVHNAUC ROCHelped

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