As per official documentation of Spark NaiveBayes:
It supports Multinomial NB (see here) which can handle finitely supported discrete data.
How can I handle continuous data (for example: percentage of some in some document ) in Spark NaiveBayes?
As per official documentation of Spark NaiveBayes:
It supports Multinomial NB (see here) which can handle finitely supported discrete data.
How can I handle continuous data (for example: percentage of some in some document ) in Spark NaiveBayes?
The current implementation can process only binary features so for good result you'll have to discretize and encode your data. For discretization you can use either Buketizer
or QuantileDiscretizer
. The former one is less expensive and might be a better fit when you want to use some domain specific knowledge.
For encoding you can use dummy encoding using OneHotEncoder
. with adjusted dropLast
Param
.
So overall you'll need:
QuantileDiscretizer
or Bucketizer
-> OneHotEncoder
for each continuous feature.StringIndexer
* -> OneHotEncoder
for each discrete feature.VectorAssembler
to combine all of the above.* Or predefined column metadata.
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