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In our random forest models (using the R package "ranger") we frequently use weighted sampling of features (argument "split.select.weights", compare official documentation here ). I would like to apply the same logic to xgboost trees, as in my usecase I frequently know which variables play a more important role for a certain forecast period (we do time series analysis). I already utilize feature sampling using colsample_bytree and colsample_bynode, so I would greatly appreciate being able to alter the probabilities for column sampling.
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In our random forest models (using the R package "ranger") we frequently use weighted sampling of features (argument "split.select.weights", compare official documentation here ). I would like to apply the same logic to xgboost trees, as in my usecase I frequently know which variables play a more important role for a certain forecast period (we do time series analysis). I already utilize feature sampling using colsample_bytree and colsample_bynode, so I would greatly appreciate being able to alter the probabilities for column sampling.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: