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(Note that Max Kuhn suggests here you may want a large number of simulations, though not sure exactly what the number would be and am guessing it'd be model specific.)
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Default number of samples
Default number of bootstraps
Apr 3, 2024
In the paper Bootstrap Prediction Intervals in Non-Parametric Regression... (Dan Saattrup Nielsen's post on implementation, my post mostly mirroring Dan's) which I believe follows essentially the same procedure as workboots, the authors recommend the number of bootstrap simulations to be the square root of the number of samples. Therefore, you might consider changing the default argument in
predict_boots()
fromn = 2000
ton = sqrt(nrow(training_data))
.(Note that Max Kuhn suggests here you may want a large number of simulations, though not sure exactly what the number would be and am guessing it'd be model specific.)
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