ExponentialWeights#
- class frlearn.weights.ExponentialWeights(base: float = 2)#
(8/15, 4/15, 2/15, 1/15)
Exponentially decreasing weights with parametrisable base.- Parameters:
- base: float
Exponential base. Should be larger than 1.
- Returns:
- f: int -> np.array
Function that takes a positive integer
k
and returns a weight vector of lengthk
with exponentially decreasing weights with baseb
.
Notes
With base 2, weights rapidly approach 0, meaning:
the resulting weight vector is not very useful, and quickly becomes insensitive to increasing
k
,using large values for
k
will produce weights that are so small as to cause computational wonkiness.
These issues are exacerbated for larger bases, so bases only slightly larger than 1 may be most useful.