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Concept

Ensembling

Ensembling is combining the predictions of multiple models (or multiple variants of one model) so the aggregate outperforms any single member. The intuition: independent models make uncorrelated errors, and averaging cancels those errors while preserving the shared signal.

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Ensembling, explained · Fig. 1