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by markisus
902 days ago
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This is a relatively recent paper you might find interesting. https://arxiv.org/abs/2204.03771 A random forest is also a universal function approximator so anything a neural net can do, so can a random forest (in theory). In practice, neural nets are easier for modern hardware to optimize while I think trees incur computational overhead due to branchiness. |
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