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科学领域:

  • 机器学习 机器学习
  • 生物统计学 生物统计学
  • 临床风险预测预测

背景情况:

  • 随机森林对于临床风险预测非常受欢迎.
  • 在一个案例研究中观察到接近1的高训练AUC,这表明潜在的过拟合.
  • 该研究调查了概率估计中的随机森林行为.

研究的目的:

  • 了解用于概率估计的随机森林行为.
  • 在现实世界的案例研究和模拟研究中可视化数据空间.
  • 评估模型参数对性能的影响.

主要方法:

  • 视觉化风险估计使用热图在2D子空间的案例研究.
  • 通过48个物流数据生成机制 (DGM) 进行了模拟研究.
  • 多种预测器分布,预测器的数量/相关性,真实AUC和预测器强度;使用Ranger R包训练随机森林模型.

主要成果:

  • 视觉化显示了训练数据事件周围的"概率峰值".
  • 培训中位数AUC高 (0.97-1),除非满足特定预测因素/节点大小条件.
  • 差异化损失中等 (中位数为0.025),测试AUC受每个变量,节点大小和预测器类型事件的影响.

结论:

  • 随机森林学习本地概率峰值,通常导致近乎完美的训练AUCs.
  • 这些峰值通常不会严重影响测试数据的AUC.
  • 对于概率估计,结果挑战了在随机森林模型中使用完全成长的树木的建议.