This reminds me of overfitting in machine learning models when we use overcomplicated models to describe some piece of data.
Azure
I think you also get this behavior when you try to use Lagrange interpolation to interpolate a non-polynomial function.
Isaaz
I have met such cases in practice, the right eye of our character blinks like crazy haha
rgrao
@ngandhi, yeah it is exactly like overfitting!
keenan
@ngandhi Yes, the Runge phenomenon is one example of overfitting. But the concept of overfitting does not come from machine learning! It's of course a much older idea, from statistics.
This reminds me of overfitting in machine learning models when we use overcomplicated models to describe some piece of data.
I think you also get this behavior when you try to use Lagrange interpolation to interpolate a non-polynomial function.
I have met such cases in practice, the right eye of our character blinks like crazy haha
@ngandhi, yeah it is exactly like overfitting!
@ngandhi Yes, the Runge phenomenon is one example of overfitting. But the concept of overfitting does not come from machine learning! It's of course a much older idea, from statistics.