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Currently running the model on many millions of observations is computationally costly.
A better solution would be to run the model a sample of observations (E.g., 10K-50K observations for sample and target). And then export the model, and use it to predict the weights of other observations.
This should probably be done only after issue #30 is resolved.
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As a temporary hack: One option is to use balance to fit weights to a sample (with, say, 20K users).
And then use another model (say, XGboost/RandomForest, or something else) on this sample to predict (based on the same covariates), what the weights are.
With that model, you could then predict the weights to all of your users.
Currently running the model on many millions of observations is computationally costly.
A better solution would be to run the model a sample of observations (E.g., 10K-50K observations for sample and target). And then export the model, and use it to predict the weights of other observations.
This should probably be done only after issue #30 is resolved.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: