Hybrid models

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Hybrid models

What is Hybrid models?

Hybrid models are artificial intelligence models that combine different machine learning techniques to improve prediction performance and accuracy. These models combine features from different machine learning models and algorithms to take advantage of their strengths and minimise their weaknesses. Hybrid models are often used in machine learning applications that involve multiple data sources or multiple data types, such as in medical data analytics, financial data analytics and marketing data analytics. Examples of hybrid models include decision tree-based models and neural network-based models, which combine the simplicity and transparency of decision trees with the ability of neural network-based models to model complex relationships in data. Another example is the combination of rule-based models and deep learning-based models to take advantage of the ease of interpretation of rule-based models and the ability of deep learning-based models to model non-linear relationships in data.

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