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*. Preprocess, then train.
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*. A training loop in motion outranks a perfect architecture that isn’t implemented.
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*. A debugger with a stack trace outranks everyone else.
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*. Regularization covers a multitude of overfitting sins.
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*. Regularization covers a multitude of sins.
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*. Feature importance and data leakage should be easier to tell apart.
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*. If increasing model complexity wasn’t your last resort, you failed to add enough layers.
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*. If the accuracy is high enough, stakeholders will stop complaining about the compute costs.
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