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What do you think about Tabular Foundation Models [D]
I've seen TabPFN-3's recent results, and there is a lot of buzz about foundation models for tabular data (TabICL, TabPFN). The performance that those models achieve is really amazing. What makes me a little suspicious about them? They can analyze small datasets only, so a few MB of data, and you need to have a large GPU machine and download a few GB of model to predict on a few MB of data. That doesn't sound rational ... I really miss the old school approach of running a single decision tree or a linear model on the data.
What do you think about it? Do you think feature engineering + classic ML can achieve performance comparable to that of foundation models? Maybe with better explainability?
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