A common practice in more formal domains is to have a portfolio of solvers and race them, allowing for the first (provably correct) solver to “win”
In less formal domains, adding/removing nodes/trees in an online manner is part of the deployment process for random forests.
A common practice in more formal domains is to have a portfolio of solvers and race them, allowing for the first (provably correct) solver to “win”
In less formal domains, adding/removing nodes/trees in an online manner is part of the deployment process for random forests.