In the following link the answer recommends a feauture amount of N/3 for regression (or it is quoted).
Where N corresponds to the sample size:
How many features to sample using Random Forests
Is there any paper which quotes this?
In the following link the answer recommends a feauture amount of N/3 for regression (or it is quoted).
Where N corresponds to the sample size:
How many features to sample using Random Forests
Is there any paper which quotes this?
Not sure what is meant by a paper. Are you asking if there is mathematical proof that this is the best setting all of the time?
There are some experiments pointed to from here, a text book quote in that answer, and in the link you posted.
The answer is "it depends". You can tune this parameter for your data and problem. Perhaps n/3 is a good place to start and maybe close enough to the optimum that it does not need to be further tuned, compared to the other parameters and the time you have.