How can I improve the accuracy of my models ?
Hello,
I have this Rapid Miner assignement to do!
I have to train and find a model that bests predict the credit downgrade of firms (variable: downgrade). I have two data sets: event.train (with "downgrade" and "Rating Rank") and event.test (without "downgrade" and "Rating Rank"). The only problem is that the best predictor variable is "Rating Rank" and so the accuracy drops from 93% to 70% when I don't train my model with "Rating Rank"...
Any suggestions?
Thanks
I have this Rapid Miner assignement to do!
I have to train and find a model that bests predict the credit downgrade of firms (variable: downgrade). I have two data sets: event.train (with "downgrade" and "Rating Rank") and event.test (without "downgrade" and "Rating Rank"). The only problem is that the best predictor variable is "Rating Rank" and so the accuracy drops from 93% to 70% when I don't train my model with "Rating Rank"...
Any suggestions?
Thanks
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Hi @rod33,
This video may also give a few ideas of some manual steps you can do:
https://academy.rapidminer.com/learn/video/feature-engineering-intro
Best,
Roland
This video may also give a few ideas of some manual steps you can do:
https://academy.rapidminer.com/learn/video/feature-engineering-intro
Best,
Roland
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Hi @rod33,
This video may also give a few ideas of some manual steps you can do:
https://academy.rapidminer.com/learn/video/feature-engineering-intro
Best,
Roland
This video may also give a few ideas of some manual steps you can do:
https://academy.rapidminer.com/learn/video/feature-engineering-intro
Best,
Roland
There's two main approaches to improving the model performance. The first is to improve the model; you could try different models, or increase the model complexity, and even try and run a model optimization. The second approach is to try and improve the input data, and here we might use Feature Engineering. Have you had a chance to see the RapidMiner Academy, it has some excellent content on both.
Best,
Roland