I have recently been spending a lot of time in the Partition platform, and currently I'm looking for a way to automate the analyses.
My issue is this: generally I've been splitting the data set 50/50 training/validation, and hitting "Go", which maximizes the validation RSquare. But, this often leads to models which have a larger number of splits than are really credible, e.g. here where it creates 5 splits to get to Validation RSquare 0.288, when just using two splits would get an almost-equally good fit of 0.27.

As a result, I generally have to always manually prune the splits to get an acceptably-good Validation RSquare with an acceptably-low number of model terms.
Is there a way to ask JMP to apply a penalty, and create some sort of "regularized" Validation RSquare that penalizes the model selection criteria based off the number of splits? E.g., the "regularized" Validation RSquare could be [Validation RSquare] - 0.05*[N Splits]. Or maybe there's a better way to regularize (e.g. continue adding terms if they can model at least 5% of the residual variance, rather than 5% of the absolute variance.)
JSL solutions are welcome, as this would primarily be for automated analyses.