A general learning problem

[lirongr]

Hello,
I am trying to find a good prediction model for a certain outcome on the basis of several variables. After taking a look at the data (plotting etc'...), I don't see any clear pattern. Does that mean that I cannot find a good predictor to my outcome? Is there a clever way to tell whether my outcome is predictable by my inputs or do I have to run different algorithms and see which one gives a good results?
Thank you,
Liron

[htlin]

Usually it is not a good practice to "see." Anyway, generally you can start "analyzing" parts of your data to see if there are basic input-output correlations, and/or try some simple models to assess the predictability of your data. Hope this helps.

[nitaco]

thank you very much for explanation . i had a same problem

[nitaco]

very good

[john511]

thank you

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[pdsubraa]

Thank you htlin!

[lahome]

I'm expecting the clever way,too. Wait for it online.

[monty]

thank you very much for explanation . i had a same problem
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[noahgrant]

You can try some simple models to assess the predictability of your data.
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[sambattherford]

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