Multi-objective parameter configuration of machine learning algorithms using model-based optimization

The performance of many machine learning algorithms heavily depends on the setting of their respective hyperparameters. Many different tuning approaches exist, from simple grid or random search approaches to evolutionary algorithms and Bayesian optimization. Often, these algorithms are used to optimize a single performance criterion. But in practical applications, a single criterion may not be sufficient to adequately characterize the behavior of the machine learning method under consideration and the Pareto front of multiple criteria has to be considered. We propose to use model-based multi-objective optimization to efficiently approximate such Pareto fronts.

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Multi-objective parameter configuration of machine learning algorithms using model-based optimization

Semantic Scholar · Computer Science · 2016

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The performance of many machine learning algorithms heavily depends on the setting of their respective hyperparameters. Many different tuning approaches exist, from simple grid or random search approaches to evolutionary algorithms and Bayesian optimization. Often, these algorithms are used to optimize a single performance criterion. But in practical applications, a single criterion may not be sufficient to adequately characterize the behavior of the machine learning method under consideration and the Pareto front of multiple criteria has to be considered. We propose to use model-based multi-objective optimization to efficiently approximate such Pareto fronts.

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