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For Question about Performance of a data science, statistical or machine learning model. Performace is a direct way to measure the efficiency of model. The Performance measure deals with time, accuracy and scalability for improve the model.
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nested cross validation vs. train-test split
Then, I run CV on the 80% to tune the hyperparameters and finally run the model using the optimal hyperparameters on the test sample, in order to get an unbiased estimate of my model performance. … The model performance estimate you get could be more stable (in the sense that it is not based on a single run using the test data, but on multiple runs.
Am I missing something? …
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