Optimizer comparison on stratified cross-validation data #79
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In order to separate the conclusion of the optimizer comparison into a separate small paper, we wanted to try it using stratified cross-validation (instead of holding out an entire cancer type or dataset); these changes enable that.
The results are mostly the same as we saw in #71: e.g. for KRAS:
And overall, liblinear performance is better than SGD for the best-performing model: