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why compute all gradients and then sample? If this were a regularization technique, it would make sense to only compute the gradients of the sample indices and leave everything zero. Instead, xgboost zeros out the gradients later.
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why compute all gradients and then sample? If this were a regularization technique, it would make sense to only compute the gradients of the sample indices and leave everything zero. Instead, xgboost zeros out the gradients later.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: