Determining Coefficient Weights in a Rational Quadratic GPR model

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Isabelle Museck
Isabelle Museck el 2 de Abr. de 2024
Comentada: Drew el 12 de Abr. de 2024
Hello there I have a trianed GPR model stored in the workspace as "GPRModel". I have 63 input featured for my trianed model and I am trying to detmine which features are weighted the highest and contribute the most to the model's predictions. My training data with the features is stored in a Table named: "AllFinalTrials". Let me know if there is any way to determine the coefficents or wieghts of the featured for this Rational Quadratic GPR model. Thank you so much!

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Drew
Drew el 3 de Abr. de 2024
If you want to know "which features ... contribute the most to the model's predictions", one way to do that is to use model interpretability techniques. Here are a couple of interpretability techniques that can produce an importance value for each feature of your Rational Quadratic GPR model:
For a general introduction to model interpretability, see https://www.mathworks.com/discovery/interpretability.html
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Drew
Drew el 3 de Abr. de 2024
If you have a MATLAB license, you can get access to R2024a in two ways:
(1) Access R2024a online at matlab.mathworks.com
(2) R2024a is also available for download from matlab.mathworks.com
Drew
Drew el 12 de Abr. de 2024
Since you wrote "Thank you", I recommend to accept the answer. I see you have asked 9 questions, but never accepted an answer. If you are wondering how to accept an answer, there should be an "Accept this answer" button that appears next to the answerer's name, near the top of the answer.

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