nystroem – Nyström kernel approximation – subset-based feature map.#
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Operational op under axis
op, sub-layerL3_A_step_op, layerl3. Standalone callable:mf.functions.nystroem_transform.
Function signature#
mf.functions.nystroem_transform(
panel: pd.DataFrame,
n_components: int,
) -> pd.DataFrame
Parameters#
name |
type |
default |
constraint |
description |
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— |
— |
Input panel. Each column is a variable; rows are time periods. Series is promoted to a single-column DataFrame internally. |
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>= 1 |
Number of landmark points for Nystroem approximation. Clamped internally to min(n_components, T_clean). |
Returns#
pd.DataFrame — scalar result.
Behavior#
sklearn Nystroem constructs a low-rank approximation of an arbitrary kernel matrix using a random subsample of training points. More accurate than Random Fourier features for non-RBF kernels but with a larger memory footprint.
When to use
Non-RBF kernel-augmented linear models (poly / sigmoid).
In recipe context#
Set params.op = "nystroem" in the relevant layer to activate this op within a recipe:
# Layer L3 recipe fragment
params:
op: nystroem
References#
macroforecast design Part 2, L3: ‘feature engineering is a DAG of typed transforms; cascade-depth bounds the longest chain at cascade_max_depth.’