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eqlv2 for regression? Would it work?

Open ttsesm opened this issue 5 years ago • 2 comments

Hi @tztztztztz, I am interested in your work and I would like to ask you as the title says whether you think that I could use your eqlv2 solution for regression.

I have a heavily imbalanced dataset of values which I try to regress. I've tried different transformations and losses with not success so far and stumbling upon your work I was thinking whether it could be useful.

What do you think?

Thanks.

ttsesm avatar Apr 01 '21 12:04 ttsesm

Honestly, I do not have an idea how to apply eqlv2 to regression. In your case of a heavily imbalanced dataset of values, you can try to normalize those values first and see whether it helps.

tztztztztz avatar Apr 13 '21 02:04 tztztztztz

@tztztztztz thanks for the feedback. I've tried normalization but it did not really help much. I've also tried different transformations (log, yeoj-ohnson) so that to bring the values in a more uniform range but still no luck. Thus I was thinking whether eqlv2 could somehow be useful.

ttsesm avatar Apr 14 '21 07:04 ttsesm