Harnessing the Power of Bagging in Ensemble Learning
- Juan Manuel Ortiz de Zarate
- Aug 7, 2024
- 10 min read
In 1906, Sir Francis Galton, a polymath and cousin of Charles Darwin, set out to demonstrate the folly of collective judgment through an intriguing experiment. At an exposition, attendees were invited to guess the weight of an ox, with each participant submitting their prediction into a box. The prize? The individual with the closest estimate would take the animal home.
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