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Customizing class imbalance handling in databricks.automl

rtreves
New Contributor III

Hi Databricks! I'd like to make a feature request for end users to be able to customize class imbalance behavior in `databricks.automl`, specifically `databricks.automl.classify`. This public documentation describes the default procedure, but my team is unaware of a way for users to modify this behavior. Specifically, we'd like to be able to:

  • Toggle class imbalance handling on/off
  • Change the threshold at which a dataset is considered imbalanced
  • Change the sampling fraction used in downsampling the major class

In the long term, availability of more complex imbalance correction techniques such as SMOTE would be appreciated too.

Thank you.

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Kaniz_Fatma
Community Manager
Community Manager

Hi @rtreves

Thank you for reaching out with your feature request! Customizing class imbalance handling in databricks.automl.classify is an important consideration, especially when dealing with imbalanced datasets. 

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