to overtrain
- verb
- /ˌoʊvərˈtreɪn/
- Specialized
- The team realized they had overtrained their algorithm, causing it to memorize the training set.
Examples
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To avoid overtraining, use techniques like cross-validation and regularization.
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If you overtrain the model, it may not perform well on new data.
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You should not overtrain your model!
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The algorithm can overtrain if given too much data.
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If you overtrain the model, it may not perform well on new data.
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The team realized they had overtrained their algorithm, causing it to memorize the training set.
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To ensure optimal performance, avoid letting your model overtrain on the same dataset.
Synonyms
Make a model memorize the training data so it does not work well on new data
Practice something so much that you only remember exact answers and cannot adapt
How General
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- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Overtrain comes from over- meaning 'too much' and train meaning 'to teach or practice'. For computer models it means to teach them too much on the same examples so they 'memorize' those examples and do poorly on new data.