hyperparameter tuning with fitclinear

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Athanasia Metoki 2023-8-8

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回答： Drew 2023-8-23

Hello Matlab community,

I would like to run an SVM classification on my high-dimensional data. I decided to use fitclinear to do so. I would like to tune lambda.

What I don't understand is the cross-validation that takes place in the HyperparameterOptimizationOptions field.

The 'MaxObjectiveEvaluations' field is by default set to 30 and 'Kfold' is by default set to 5. In my script, I choose to tune lambda and the result is 30 lambda's ranked. I do not understand where the cross-validation happens exactly.

Here is a simplified example of my code:

% 1. load data
x = data.data;
y = labels;
% 2. CV particion
CV = cvpartition(data.sex, 'KFold', 5);
for i = 1:5
    x_train = x(CV.training(i), :);
    y_train = y(CV.training(i));
    x_test = x(CV.test(i), :);
    y_test = y(CV.test(i));
    
    % 3. normalization
    [x_train_norm, C, S] = normalize(x_train);
    x_test_norm = normalize(x_test, 'center', C, 'scale', S);
    
    % 4. Hyperparameter (lambda) tuning
    VariableDescriptions = hyperparameters('fitclinear', x_train_norm, y_train);
    [mdl, ~, HyperparameterOptimizationResults] = fitclinear(x_train_norm', y_train,...
        'ObservationsIn','columns', 'OptimizeHyperparameters', VariableDescriptions(1,1),...
        'HyperparameterOptimizationOptions', struct('Optimizer', 'randomsearch', 'AcquisitionFunctionName', ...
        'expected-improvement-plus', 'Verbose', 0));
    % I am choosing 'OptimizeHyperparameters', VariableDescriptions(1,1)
    % here because I only want to tune Lambda
    
    % 5. Find best lambda out of the 30 MaxObjectiveEvaluations
    idx = find(HyperparameterOptimizationResults.Rank == 1);
    lambda = HyperparameterOptimizationResults.Lambda(idx);
    
    % 6. Train final SVM model
    finalModel = fitclinear(x_train_norm', y_train, 'ObservationsIn', 'columns', ...
        'Lambda', lambda);
    
    % 7. Predict labels for test data
    [predictionsY, scores]  = predict(finalModel, x_test_norm);
end

In this example, when the hyperparameter tuning happens in Step 4, is the x_train_norm further split into 5 training/test groups? And then the 30 lambdas are calculated using these 5 training/test groups of the x_train_norm? Is this process an equivalent of a nested cross-validation?

I appreciate the help!

Best,

Nasia

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Answer 1

Drew 2023-8-23

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The short answer is yes. That is, the code you shared is doing "nested cross-validation" because the hyperparameter optimization inside fitclinear is using 'Kfold',5 crossvalidation by default as part of the HyperparameterOptimizationOptions. This is documented at https://www.mathworks.com/help/stats/fitclinear.html.

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