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Which classification algorithms are negatively affected by class imbalances?

I've seen a few posts and papers floating around the web (mostly those related to over/undersampling, SMOTE, and cost-sensitive training) that, when discussing class imbalance, specify that certain ...
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Are imbalanced data problems solvable? [closed]

I am working as a data scientist for the past 2 years where I have worked on problems related to binary classification, revenue prediction etc. In the past two years, I have had 2 problems that ...
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How to improve precision under imbalanced classification

I am using an imbalanced dataset (rare positive cases) to learn models for prediction and the final good AUC is 0.92 but the F1 score is very low0.2. Is it possible to add some key features which ...
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Remedie for a stubborn recall result?

I was working on a project connected to predicting default on credit loan with 0-1 loss. The recall is a crucial measure that should be maximized in this case, while monitoring precision for sanity of ...
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Can we make two separate models vs one for classification?

Suppose I have a binary classification problem and my data is imbalanced, I can build a classification model using any of the algorithms and use an oversampling or undersampling technique to handle ...
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Time-based over-sampling dilemma

Background: I'm working on a binary classifier that tries to predict when -- if ever -- a user goes bad, a terminal state from which a user cannot recover. This phenomenon is tricky becuase a user ...
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