InfiniteBoost: building infinite ensembles with gradient descent

06/04/2017
by   Alex Rogozhnikov, et al.
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In machine learning ensemble methods have demonstrated high accuracy for the variety of problems in different areas. The most known algorithms intensively used in practice are random forests and gradient boosting. In this paper we present InfiniteBoost - a novel algorithm, which combines the best properties of these two approaches. The algorithm constructs the ensemble of trees for which two properties hold: trees of the ensemble incorporate the mistakes done by others; at the same time the ensemble could contain the infinite number of trees without the over-fitting effect. The proposed algorithm is evaluated on the regression, classification, and ranking tasks using large scale, publicly available datasets.

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