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Parametrized Predictors
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Arrange the following steps in the correct order for constructing a parametrized predictor model: 1) Define the structure of the predictor, 2) Choose the parameters, 3) Collect the data, 4) Optimize the parameters using empirical risk minimization.

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The first step is to define the structure of the predictor, deciding what kind of model you will use and what inputs it will take. Next you gather the data that will be used to train and evaluate the model. After that you pick the parameters that specify the exact shape of the predictor, such as weights in a linear model or filter coefficients. Finally, you optimize those parameters by minimizing empirical risk, adjusting them until the predictor best fits the data. For example, you might design a linear regression, collect a set of measurements, choose a slope and intercept, and then adjust those values to reduce the average error on the training set.

Detailed Explanation

First you need data to see what the model will learn. Other options are incorrect because It assumes you can design and set parameters before seeing any data; It puts the structure before data.

Key Concepts

Parametrized Predictors
Empirical Risk Minimization
Predictive Modeling
Topic

Parametrized Predictors

Difficulty

easy level question

Cognitive Level

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