July 2017
Intermediate to advanced
382 pages
9h 13m
English
Although grid search with cross-validation makes for a much more robust model selection procedure, you might have noticed that we performed the split into training and validation set still only once. As a result, our results might still depend too much on the exact training-validation split of the data.
Instead of splitting the data into training and validation set once, we can go a step further and use multiple splits for cross-validation. This will result in what is known as nested cross-validation, and the process is illustrated in the following figure:

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