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Abstract: Gradient boosting tree (GBT), a widely used machine learning algorithm, achieves state-of-the-art performance in academia, industry, and data analytics competitions. Although existing ...

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\item If some data is \emph {missing}, we might not be able to go all the way down the tree to a leaf, but we can still make a prediction by averaging all the leaves in the sub-tree we do reach \item ...