Kizspy | Question: 1
(Choose 1 answer)
What is the primary difference between setting a high alpha in Ridge and in Lasso?
A. In Ridge, high alpha reduces coefficients uniformly, while in Lasso, high alpha can set some coefficients to
zero.
B. High alpha in Ridge increases coefficients, while in Lasso, it decreases them.
C. Both methods treat alpha similarly, making it impossible to distinguish their effects.
D. High alpha in Ridge makes the model prone to underfitting, while in Lasso, it increases overfitting.
E. None of the others.
