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Expand Up @@ -216,7 +216,7 @@ Speaking about inner stacking mechanics, you should remember that when you have
### 12. What is *blending*? How is it related to stacking?

Basically it is the same thing. Both approaches use predictions as features.
Often this terms are used interchangeably.
Often these terms are used interchangeably.
The difference is how we generate features (predictions) for the next level:
* *stacking*: perform cross-validation procedure and predict each part of train set (OOF)
* *blending*: predict fixed holdout set
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