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What is GBM?

GBM typically refers to Gradient Boosting Machines. It is a machine learning technique used for regression and classification tasks. It builds an ensemble of weak prediction models, typically decision trees, sequentially. Each new model corrects the errors made by the previous models, resulting in a strong predictive model. GBM is commonly used in various applications such as fraud detection, risk assessment, and predicting customer behavior.

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What other technologies are related to GBM?

GBM Competitor Technologies

Attention-based models

Attention-based models (typically neural networks) compete with GBM in various sequence-related and other tasks.

mentioned alongside GBM in 74% (84) of relevant job posts

Random Forest

Random Forest is an ensemble learning method like GBM, and can be used for similar prediction tasks.

mentioned alongside GBM in 9% (435) of relevant job posts

GLM

Generalized Linear Models are a class of models that can be used for similar tasks as GBM, though they have different assumptions and may perform better or worse depending on the dataset.

mentioned alongside GBM in 16% (201) of relevant job posts

SVM

Support Vector Machines are a different type of machine learning model used for classification and regression, and therefore a competitor to GBM.

mentioned alongside GBM in 7% (292) of relevant job posts

XGBoost

XGBoost is another gradient boosting framework and thus a direct competitor to GBM, often preferred due to optimizations and features.

mentioned alongside GBM in 4% (334) of relevant job posts

Neural Nets

Neural Networks are a broad class of models that can be used for similar tasks to GBM, such as classification and regression. They may perform better or worse depending on the specific application.

mentioned alongside GBM in 13% (89) of relevant job posts

LSTM

Long Short-Term Memory networks are a type of recurrent neural network and a competitor to GBM, especially in sequence prediction tasks.

mentioned alongside GBM in 4% (151) of relevant job posts

RNN

Recurrent Neural Networks are a type of neural network and a competitor to GBM, especially in sequence prediction tasks.

mentioned alongside GBM in 4% (140) of relevant job posts