How to avoid underfit in lasso (lassocv)？

Wang Lu @Wang-Lu-6

01 January 1970 0 4K Report

Add too much feature (less alpha) just make it overfit.

However, bigger alpha make it underfit.

We do not have more data and features, which way can improve?

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