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Generalized linear models: What's the benefit of the underlying theory?
Nevermind, figured it our on my own. The advantage is the absence of the gradient.
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Generalized linear models: What's the benefit of the underlying theory?
Thank you, that confirms my intution and will lead to me looking more into the practical applications of the subclasses. Is there any reason that you mention IRLS instead of Gradient Descent? Does it have preferable features w.r.t. GLMs?
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