Concept map: Fold-safe target encoding
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Insights 6
- Make target encoding fold-safe with cross fitting; fit().transform() on training rows leaks
- Shrink target encodings of rare categories toward the global mean
- Consider CatBoost's ordered target statistics when categorical encoding is the main leakage risk
- Do not treat leave-one-out target encoding as a leakage fix; it still exposes each row's own label
- Build target encodings in time order on time-stamped data, because random cross fitting borrows from the future
- Shrink a thin route's target encoding toward its origin mean before the global mean
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