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I'm only a data science student at the moment so I don't have much "real world" experience with machine learning, but this is what I would have thought. If you're trying to get quick value from a dataset, you can probably run a "vanilla" random forest or something and get pretty good results. Then, if you want to use it in production somehow, you can go back and "go all Kaggle" (I like the expression!) on it.


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