Is there information available on whether SAS offers a procedure for Adaptive Boosting (AdaBoost)?
Hello,
Is there a specific reason you absolutely want the AdaBoost loss function?
Or would gradient boosting fit your purpose as well?
SAS Tutorial | Gradient Boosting Explained
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wDoiSo8trc
BR, Koen
Hi,
Thanks for responding. There's no specific reason, and i believe gradient boosting is an option, too. In fact, there's no clear superior difference between the 2 since they are both tree-based algorithms based on weak learners. I just wondered if there is one for Adaboost for exploring and comparison. Easy to end up in rabbit hole with google searches.
@crunchit wrote:
Easy to end up in rabbit hole with google searches.
You can do a search for AdaBoost
on lexjansen.com!
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Koen
I also do my Google searches this way to make sure I get back some relevant content:
Koen
Is there information available on whether SAS offers a procedure for Adaptive Boosting (AdaBoost)?
Do a Google search for "adaptive boosting in sas"; it finds several papers describing adaboost implementations with SAS.
Thanks @Kurt_Bremser thanks for your suggestion. If it's not a huge ask, can you please share a good one you found? It's quite easy to end up in a rabbit hole with Google searches, and the reason I reached out to this forum. Much appreciated.
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