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Natural Language Processing Papers

Dec 2

Tree Matching Networks for Natural Language Inference: Parameter-Efficient Semantic Understanding via Dependency Parse Trees. arxiv.org/abs/2512.00204

Michael Pyrcz🌻

@GeostatsGuy

Nov 5

I recently taught tree-based gradient boosting in my #MachineLearning course, and I could tell some students did not fully understand how it works. So last night, I built an interactive #Python @matplotlib dashboard to bring it to life! You can train a gradient boosting model…

Rohan Paul

@rohanpaul_ai

Sep 27

Tree-GRPO trains LLM agents with step-level trees so they learn better plans using less budget. It gets 1.5x more rollouts at the same budget, and can win using 25% of the cost. Most agent training gives 1 score for the whole run, so the model cannot tell which step helped or…

rohanpaul_ai's tweet image. Tree-GRPO trains LLM agents with step-level trees so they learn better plans using less budget.

It gets 1.5x more rollouts at the same budget, and can win using 25% of the cost.

Most agent training gives 1 score for the whole run, so the model cannot tell which step helped or…

Gabriel Peyré

@gabrielpeyre

Sep 20, 2024

Classification and Regression Trees (CART) define structured recursive classification and regression functions. O(n*log(n)) time global optimization (despite the exponential number of models) is achieved by dynamic programming. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decision_…

Akshansh Mahendra

@akshansh_777

Aug 23, 2024

A way to start Trees/Graphs. I am making this thread because there are lot of topics to cover in trees and graphs and the order of covering them maybe overwhelming for beginners. Pre-requisite=> Recursion. It is used everywhere in trees/graphs. If you want to learn…

David Andrés 🤖📈🐍

@daansan_ml

Nov 30, 2023

Decision Trees is a key model in Machine Learning for both classification and regression. 🌳 They use a tree structure for decision-making processes (hence the name). Find out more about its components 🧵 👇

daansan_ml's tweet image. Decision Trees is a key model in Machine Learning for both classification and regression. 🌳

They use a tree structure for decision-making processes (hence the name).

Find out more about its components 🧵 👇

Valeriy M., PhD, MBA, CQF

@predict_addict

Nov 22, 2023

A study, “Why do tree-based models still outperform deep learning on tabular data?” confirms tree-based models outperform deep learning and explain some of the reasons why. Paper ->hal.science/hal-03723551 When it comes to #tabulardata and #timeseries (by far the most important…

predict_addict's tweet image. A study, “Why do tree-based models still outperform deep learning on tabular data?” confirms tree-based models outperform deep learning and explain some of the reasons why.

Paper -&gt;hal.science/hal-03723551

When it comes to #tabulardata and #timeseries (by far the most important…

Michael Pyrcz🌻

@GeostatsGuy

Nov 6, 2023

I'm teaching decision trees in my #MachineLearning course today. Simple models, but we can build to random forest & gradient boosting, powerful! 'First learn the tree, then you can comprehend the forest.' Here's my interactive #Python #dashboard on #GitHub @…

Valeriy M., PhD, MBA, CQF

@predict_addict

Apr 27, 2023

Shikhar

@ShikharMurty

Dec 8, 2022

🎄Instead of asking whether tree structure should be baked into NNs, our new paper (arxiv.org/abs/2211.01288) asks if transformers already have a tendency to learn tree structured computations when trained on language, and if this structure is predictive of generalization! (1/n)

ShikharMurty's tweet image. 🎄Instead of asking whether tree structure should be baked into NNs, our new paper (arxiv.org/abs/2211.01288) asks if transformers already have a tendency to learn tree structured computations when trained on language, and if this structure is predictive of generalization! (1/n)

Sebastian Raschka

@rasbt

Jul 23, 2022

And the deep learning vs conventional machine learning for tabular data continues! A new paper looks at 45 mid-sized datasets (10k examples) and finds that tree-based models (XGBoost & random forests) still outperform deep neural networks on tabular datasets. [1/6]

rasbt's tweet image. And the deep learning vs conventional machine learning for tabular data continues!
A new paper looks at 45 mid-sized datasets (10k examples) and finds that tree-based models (XGBoost &amp; random forests) still outperform deep neural networks on tabular datasets. [1/6]

なない

@nanay_desu

Jul 20, 2022

なんで木ベースのモデルはまだテーブルデータに対してdeepよりもいいのか？ Scikit-learnのGaël Varoquauxさんが共著。 Why do tree-based models still outperform deep learning on tabular data? arxiv.org/abs/2207.08815

Gael Varoquaux 🦋

@GaelVaroquaux

Jul 19, 2022

⚡️Preprint: Why do tree-based models still outperform deep learning on tabular data? We give solid evidence that, on tabular data, achieving good prediction is easier with tree methods than deep learning (even modern architectures) and explore why hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-03723551 1/9

GaelVaroquaux's tweet image. ⚡️Preprint: Why do tree-based models still outperform deep learning on tabular data?

We give solid evidence that, on tabular data, achieving good prediction is easier with tree methods than deep learning (even modern architectures) and explore why
hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-03723551

1/9

Alexey Grigorev

@Al_Grigor

Oct 16, 2021

It's week 6 of Machine Learning Zoomcamp and we cover tree-based models: 🔸 Credit risk scoring project 🔸 Decision trees 🔸 Parameter tuning 🔸 Random forest 🔸 Gradient boosting 🔸 Tuning XGBoost 👉 github.com/alexeygrigorev…

Al_Grigor's tweet image. It's week 6 of Machine Learning Zoomcamp and we cover tree-based models:

🔸 Credit risk scoring project
🔸 Decision trees
🔸 Parameter tuning
🔸 Random forest
🔸 Gradient boosting
🔸 Tuning XGBoost

👉 github.com/alexeygrigorev…

Carolina Bento

@carolinabento

Aug 19, 2021

Last article in a series on Tree-based #MachineLearning algorithms: Boosting Algorithms. #GradientBoostedDecisionTrees tackle high-bias by training models sequentially and adapting weights so each new tree makes better predictions than the previous one. towardsdatascience.com/gradient-boost…