<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Ensemble learning involves using a group of diverse predictors to improve performance compared to relying on a single model.</li><li>Various techniques were covered in the chapter to build ensembles, each addressing bias, variance, or both.</li><li>Random Forests emerged as a well-balanced and practical ensemble method, offering speed, ease of use, and feature importance scores.</li><li>Random Forests build models in parallel, while boosting trains models sequentially using error feedback.</li><li>Both ensemble methods require tuning hyperparameters like learning rate, number of estimators, and tree depth.</li><li>The chapter highlighted the benefits of collaboration in machine learning through practical examples and clear explanations.</li><li>Ensemble learning not only improves accuracy but also enhances stability and performance in real ML systems through model diversity and combination strategies.</li><li>The next topic covered in the chapter will be dimensionality reduction to simplify data without losing meaning.</li></ul>

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