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How much data are sufficient to train my machine learning model?
I've been working on machine learning and bioinformatics for a while, and today I had a conversation with a colleague about the main general issues of data mining. … I then looked for more information on the internet, and I found this post on FastML.com reporting as rule of thumb that you need roughly 10 times as many data instances as there are features. …
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