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            Using Random Effects to Account for High-Cardinality Categorical Features and Repeated Measures in Deep Neural Networks

            Dec 6, 2021

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            Giora Simchoni

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            High-cardinality categorical features are a major challenge for machine learning methods in general and for deep learning in particular. Existing solutions such as one-hot encoding and entity embeddings can be hard to scale when the cardinality is very high, require much space, are hard to interpret or may overfit the data. A special scenario of interest is that of repeated measures, where the categorical feature is the identity of the individual or object, and each object is measured several ti…

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