Fit the folds
Now that you split your data into folds, it's time to use them for model training and calculating the out-of-sample error of every single model. This way, you gain a balanced estimation of the performance of your model specification because you evaluated it out-of-sample several times.
Provided in your workspace is chocolate_folds, which you created in the last exercise (10 folds of the chocolate training set).
Cet exercice fait partie du cours
Machine Learning with Tree-Based Models in R
Instructions
- Show that you can still do it: create
tree_spec, a regression tree specification using an"rpart"engine. - Use
fit_resamples()to fit your folds totree_spec, modelingfinal_gradeusing all other predictors and evaluating with both MAE and RMSE.
Exercice interactif pratique
Essayez cet exercice en complétant cet exemple de code.
# Create a specification
tree_spec <- ___ %>%
___
___
# Fit all folds to the specification
fits_cv <- ___(tree_spec,
___,
resamples = ___,
metrics = ___)
fits_cv